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MACHINE HEAD Re-Appoint Huston Following Split With Rick Sales Management

January 4, 2002

MACHINE HEAD have re-appointed manager Joseph W. Huston to handle the group's affairs following their “amicable” split with Rick Sales Management last month. Huston had previously managed MACHINE HEAD during the group's legendary rise to the status of one of metal's most respected acts in the late '90s and had remained busy managing and assisting other acts in the San Francisco Bay Area (a list that includes LICA STO and TECHNOCRACY, among others) in the two years that MH spent under the RSM umbrella. MACHINE HEAD are presently scheduled to embark on their Supercharging America tour (also featuring DARWIN'S WAITING ROOM and 3RD STRIKE) on January 20th in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

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