Saviour Machine is an American gothic Christian rock band formed in California in 1989 by brothers Eric (vocals) and Jeff Clayton (guitar). The band is known for its elaborate and theatrical live performances, as well as its intricate and often symphonic approach to rock music. Saviour Machine's style is distinguished by its blending of classical music influences, apocalyptic and spiritual themes, and a gothic aesthetic, both visually and sonically.

Spanning a career that has included numerous albums, Saviour Machine has built a dedicated following through releases such as their self-titled debut "Saviour Machine" and the ambitious "Legend" series, which is loosely based on the biblical prophecies of the book of Revelation. "The Legend, Pt. 1" and "The Legend, Pt. 2" were met with critical acclaim for their conceptual depth and grandiose compositions. The Legend trilogy continued with "Legend, Pt. 3: I" and "Legend, Pt. 3: II," further cementing the band's reputation for producing thought-provoking and artistically challenging works. Additionally, live recordings such as "Live in Deutschland" and "Live in Deutschland 2002" have captured the band’s dynamic performances and have been well-received by fans of the genre.