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DANGEROUS NEW MACHINE: Live Acoustic Performance Of New Song Posted Online

April 21, 2009

Video footage of DANGEROUS NEW MACHINE, the new band featuring former STEREOMUD singer Erik Rogers, performing an acoustic version of a brand new song, "What's Your Name", on April 18, 2009 at DreamField Productions in Alabama can be viewed below. A studio version of the track is expected to be released later in the week via the group's MySpace page.

Jay Stone of "The Jay Stone Show" conducted an interview with Erik Rogers on March 6, 2009 when Erik's new band DANGEROUS NEW MACHINE performed at the Bourbon Street nightclub in New Port Richey, Florida.

The program featuring the Erik Rogers interview is available for download as an MP3 audio file at this location.

Rogers recently abandoned plans to utilize the STEREOMUD moniker for the project, which also features guitarist Billy Grey (ex-FOZZY, SICK SPEED) and drummer Rodney Beaubouef (ex-STUCK MOJO).

DANGEROUS NEW MACHINE is:

Erik Rogers - Vocals
Billy Grey (ex-FOZZY, SICK SPEED) – Lead Guitar
Jake Kitchens - Bass
Rodney Beaubouef (ex-STUCK MOJO) – Drum

In addition to Rogers, STEREOMUD's original lineup included bassist Corey Lowery (ex-STUCK MOJO, currently in DARK NEW DAY),guitarist Joey Z. (LIFE OF AGONY),drummer Dan Richardson (ex-PRO-PAIN, CRUMBSUCKERS) and guitarist John Fattoruso (BLACK WATER RISING).

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