Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Beautiful Machine is the seventh album from Shihad and was released 21 April 2008, in New Zealand and released 17 May 2008, in Australia.The album is much softer than previous Shihad releases, including many electronica elements and '80s backing rhythms - to the point where lead singer Jon Toogood has called some tracks "dance songs."The lead single "One Will Hear the Other" was released early January 2008, where it peaked as the 2nd most played Kiwi song. "Vampires" was the album's second single and surpassed "One Will Hear the Other" in airplay, peaking as the number one most played Kiwi song shortly after its release.Beautiful Machine entered the NZ Music Charts at Number 1, going Gold in its first day of release (7,500+ sales) --- though it failed to go Platinum, Shihad's first album to not do this in 12 years.Like Shihad's previous album Love is the New Hate, Beautiful Machine's top position in the Australian Music Charts was 11.. }
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- Beautiful_Machine abstract "Beautiful Machine is the seventh album from Shihad and was released 21 April 2008, in New Zealand and released 17 May 2008, in Australia.The album is much softer than previous Shihad releases, including many electronica elements and '80s backing rhythms - to the point where lead singer Jon Toogood has called some tracks "dance songs."The lead single "One Will Hear the Other" was released early January 2008, where it peaked as the 2nd most played Kiwi song. "Vampires" was the album's second single and surpassed "One Will Hear the Other" in airplay, peaking as the number one most played Kiwi song shortly after its release.Beautiful Machine entered the NZ Music Charts at Number 1, going Gold in its first day of release (7,500+ sales) --- though it failed to go Platinum, Shihad's first album to not do this in 12 years.Like Shihad's previous album Love is the New Hate, Beautiful Machine's top position in the Australian Music Charts was 11.".