BUNNY AND THE BLITZ UNLEASH ‘DELETE THE MACHINE’ – A FULL-THROTTLE ASSAULT ON THE SYSTEM
Manchester, UK – December 12, 2025 – Industrial metal rebels Bunny and the Blitz are back with their most explosive album yet: Delete the Machine, a blistering manifesto of sabotage, rust, and outright refusal to kneel to the grinding corporate empire.
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Born in the rust-soaked underbelly of Manchester in 2015, Bunny and the Blitz have spent a decade forging a sound that’s equal parts mechanical fury and sardonic grin. Fusing detuned groove riffs, glitchy electronics, and unapologetic anti-conformist venom, the band draws inevitable comparisons to Pain, Static-X, and Rammstein – but with a distinctly British bite that turns every track into a middle finger wrapped in hooks.
Delete the Machine takes everything that made their previous releases (Voltage Therapy, Static Saints, Rogue Frequency, and the breakout powered Nonconformist) vicious and cranks it to overload. This is the sound of the machine breaking – gears cracking, servers crashing, empires choking on their own code. Tracks like the title opener “Delete the Machine,” the relentless “Rust Never Kneels,” the absurdly catchy “Carrot in the Cog,” and the haunting “Saboteur’s Lullaby” deliver groove-metal stomps, industrial thrash, and melodic death explosions that hit harder than ever.
Frontman Robert Blaine snarls: “This album isn’t asking permission. It’s pulling plugs, jamming cogs, and laughing while the whole thing burns. If you’re tired of being ground to dust by the machine, this one’s for you.”
The current lineup remains a powerhouse of Manchester’s underground elite:
- Robert Blaine – Vocals (ex-Silicone Halo)
- Kellan Dray – Guitar / Programming (ex-Rust Vein)
- Dane Corvin – Bass (ex-Grave Atlas)
- Milo Krenn – Synth / Keys / Backing Vocals (ex-Neon Divide)
- Rhett Korran – Drums (ex-Ironcell)
Recorded in their legendary studio The Machine Room – complete with sampled antique textile looms for that authentic industrial grind – Delete the Machine pushes the band’s hybrid of man and machine further than ever.
Fans can also look forward to the upcoming music video for “Rust Never Kneels”, crafted with AI animation (powered by Grok Imagine) featuring the full band in post-nuclear punk glory alongside expanded scenes of fan-favorite mascot Blitz – the towering mechanical war-rabbit that’s become synonymous with the band’s rebellious spirit.
Delete the Machine is out now on all major streaming platforms. Stream it, crank it, and join the sabotage.
For press inquiries, interviews, or review copies: contact via the band’s official channels.
About Bunny and the Blitz Rust never sleeps. Neither do we.