Metal Mind Productions reports:

"NO RETURN is one of the most original and inspiring modern bands on the French metal scene. Blending traditional 80's thrash and progressive death metal with futuristic industrial metal, the group delivers a truly phenomenal mixture of power and passion.

Machinery, the band's fifth full-length release, remains one of their finest offerings, bringing a heavy dose of modern metal annihilation.

The album was released in 2002 and soon it was clear that this was the band's best material yet. Filled with brutal riffing, light-speed drumming and harsh, passionate vocals, the album brings a phenomenal mixture of old-school Bay Area thrash metal and cybernetic industrial sounds, making up for a truly unique atmosphere.

The listener gets stomped right from the beginning, with such ferocious tracks as 'Virus', the Gothenburg-inspired 'Disillusion' and 'Violator', which was dubbed by some reviewers a perfect mix between old FEAR FACTORY and KREATOR.

But one of the most interesting highlights of the record is definitely No Return's cover version of 'Secret Face' by the legendary DEATH - an amazingly original interpretation of a truly brilliant song. Lyrically, Machinery is a cybernetic concept album, portraying futuristic vision of death and annihilation in a world overrun by rebellious machines. It's no wonder that the music press often compared this LP to Soul Of A New Machine by Fear Factory, but also to SEPULTURA's Arise and ENTOMBED's Left Hand Path. Without question, No Return's fifth opus is one of the most extraordinary releases on the modern metal scene."

Metal Mind Productions will release Machinery in a new digipak edition on August 25th in Europe and on October 28th in the US (via MVD). It will be digitally remastered using 24-Bit process on a golden disc and limited to 2,000 copies.

Machinery (remastered) tracklisting: 'Machinery', 'The Recycler', 'Violator', 'Synthetic', 'Disillusion', 'Virus', 'Resurrection', 'Disease', 'Dynamo', 'The Last Act', 'Biomechanoid', 'Secret Face'.