That term itself has a different meaning for each person who interprets it, and when used in terms relating to music it seems to always have one accompanying word; HARD. In this current state of heavy music just before the light of a new millennium, there are few bands who can ROCK as HARD and on the same level as STUCK MOJO. Unlike most bands who are constantly jumping on the current rap-core trend, STUCK MOJO first and foremost appeal to and service the most important demographic of all—the common Rock n’ Roll lover. Their rhythms are steadily overpowering and are complemented perfectly with the tasteful and nasty riffs of guitarist Rich Ward, one of the catchiest songwriters in the Heavy Music Business. And to top it all off, vocalist/lyricist/frontman Bonz is there to verbally abuse every bully, bigot, shit-talker and white-collar record exec along the way.
STUCK MOJO will beat you down, call you names and help you back up for some more. Century Media’s biggest selling band in the US, the MOJO groove exploded even before and upon the release of their Snappin’ Necks debut in early 1995, and constant touring in both the US (including a ten-week trek with Machine Head) and later Europe called for the 96 import Violated EP, which featured a few new tracks and some humorous studio tomfoolery. Being the true workaholics that
are, STUCK MOJO entered Atlantas 360 Studios in 96 with producer/engineer Daniel Bergstrand (Meshuggah) and the genius and multi-talented Devin Townsend (Strapping Young Lad, Steve Vai) and walked out with one of the more potent and welcomed records of the year. Pigwalk ran circles around the metal competition, and allowed the band to stay on the road for most of 1997 with a variety of acts, including healthy stints with Type O Negative and Testament. 1998 saw the coming of STUCK MOJOs most diverse and shining moment thus far, Rising Produced by Andy Sneap (Machine Head, Testament, Earth Crisis), Rising features concussive rhythms, razor-sharp guitar mastery and the most vile vocal bantering around. The album solidified STUCK MOJO as a leader in the rock/metal field, and helped them retain their title of being the deadliest live band around.
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