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There are multiple artists using this name: 1) Mechanical Servants were a new wave band, consisting of Pamela Kifer (lead vocalist) and Victoria Harper, (guitar, bass, synthesizer, and typewriter) who released one recording, the 4-song Min X Match EP, on Mystery Toast (New York) in 1980. 2) Mechanical Servants are a Massachusetts based electro/new wave style band. .

Biomechanical is a technical metal band based in London, UK, emerging in 2001 as part of a new wave of British metal music. Their style is unique, fusing energetic progressive technical thrash metal with elements of film-score orchestration and Pantera-like groove sections. Their influences are extremely eclectic, ranging from Metallica to Genesis, Opeth to John Williams and Strapping Young Lad to Queensryche. In July 2007, drummer Matt C. left Biomechanical, because of 'musical differences'. He was then replaced by Jonno Lodge, a young musician from Doncaster. A few weeks later, not long before the planned release of their third album,...

Electronic music/lyrics by Roi Robertson made at his studio in an ex-brothel in North London. For Live shows Roi is joined by Steve Bellamy on synths. History... Roi started Mechanical Cabaret in 1999 and played his first live show in October that year at Gossips in Soho, London for the club night 'Electric Dreams'. In 2001 they toured the UK with Katscan and Squid. Of particular note amongst the gigs that Mechanical Cabaret played during these early years, they supported Fad Gadget at his 'comeback' concert after 15 years away, at the Astoria in London. In June 2002 Roi released...

Screaming Mechanical Brain (formerly known as Screaming Monkey Boner, abbreviated as SMB) is a four-piece metal/synthpunk band based out of the Twin Cities area of Minnesota. Their signature style combines elements of the heavy-metal, electropunk and at times even "circus music." SMB fuses every kind of music from throughout history using both digital and standard instruments into a seamless blend of mind blowing rock. There are no walls, there are no boundaries. This band has proven that you can think outside of the box, and still get in people's heads. Since the band released The Process of Assimilation in 2004,...