The 'Under the God' single, the second from Tin Machine's debut album, arrived a few months after the album's release. It was notable for its B-side, a cover of Don Covay's "Working in the Mine," which featured an unusual arrangement.
- The single was released in June 1989 on Parlophone.
- It was classified as alternative, hard rock, and rock.
- The single was released in the UK.
Tin Machine was a hard rock outfit that brought together musicians from the UK and Australia. The band formed in 1988, with their debut album released the following year.
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