After securing multiple placements in TV and film, Cleveland, Ohio’s Chris Luke is back on the airwaves after a two-decade stint, with his soulfully eccentric alt-rock hit, Love’s Big Machine.

The Bowie meets NIN meets Springsteen rock opera-ESQUE single throws in just enough industrial rock elements for the anthemic energy. Yet there’s still plenty of space for the lush choral accents to lift the atmosphere in the old school rock n roll structured track.

Love’s Big Machine was written, recorded and produced by Chris Luke with the help of the co-producer, Thomas Bailey, who also contributed sound design, samples, backing vocals and baritone guitar.

“Love’s Big Machine pulses with raw energy and real heart. Both cacophonous and subdued, the lyrics celebrate the endless tumble of life and love, exploring themes of connection and isolation, with love as the driving force at the center.

Part soundscape, part alt-rock-epic, Love’s Big Machine blends beauty and chaos in a unique, radio-friendly rock anthem.”

Amelia Vandergast, Executive Editor at A&R Factory said:

“Even if soul wasn’t such a scarcity in rock n roll, we’d be just as enamoured by Chris Luke’s bop-worthy synth-spliced single that glistens with cosmic bliss despite carrying the same raw edge of Trent Reznor’s production style.”