Death Therapy is a two man metal band from Atlanta, Georgia, and they're anything but conventional. Their affinity for experimentation is reflected not only in their genre bending sound, but in how they create it. This simple alteration to the traditional metal formula catapults their sound from common to wildly unorthodox, and it makes their live shows a wholly unique experience. 'Melancholy Machines' fully embraces the dark, groovy, electronic rock sound that has made Death Therapy unique, resulting in their grooviest, catchiest, and most unconventional record to date. One moment the listener is bombarded with fuzzy detuned bass riffs, and the next moment they're serenaded by haunting piano melodies. Whether it be saxophone solos, orchestral arrangements, bongos, or analog synths, unconventional instrumentation is a common theme throughout.