Evil Engine

Used as a metaphor for pop culture's vapid stranglehold on society, it is the evil engine that powers modern ideals and standards; Evil Engine is the resistance against such complacency with punk rock energy, heavy metal groove and aggressive female vocals, with unapologetically honest lyrics zeroing in on issues such as social responsibility, societal blight and the validity of theism, among other concerns of the human condition.


Evil Engine is an amalgam of punk rock and heavy metal artists with over 50 combined years of musicianship.
Kryssie Crisis (aka Kryssie Ridolfi) of DEADMANSWAKE has teamed up with Mike Skull (of live performances with 45 Grave) Jamie Booth (formerly of Indolent) and Colin Holmes (The Massacres, Crusader) to bring you an omnidirectional punk sound; from the melodic SoCal skate punk "Suffer" era of Bad Religion and Epitaph roster of Pennywise and Rancid, to more contemporary first wave and Oi! bands in the likes of Cocksparrer, Slaughter and the Dogs and Stiff Little Fingers; with aggressive nods to the metal edge of Motörhead, GBH, Discharge and Anthrax.


Debut “Nullius In Verba” EP out now on Spotify!