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BRUJERIA Go "Cyko"

January 13, 2002

BRUJERIA guitarist Asesino (i.e. FEAR FACTORY's Dino Cazares) will shortly be issuing the first in a series of 13 BRUJERIA “DEMONIACO” project records, which will see each DEMONIACO CD spearheaded by a different member of BRUJERIA. Apparently, the bands formed for these projects will take the name of the member in charge of each DEMONIACO album, with the first album by the group now known as ASESINO (rumored to feature Cazares, FEAR FACTORY drummer Raymond Herrera and STATIC-X bassist Tony Campos on vocals) tentatively scheduled to issue their CD, entitled Cyko Maton, through Kool Arrow Records in the coming months.

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