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Former MARILYN MANSON Guitarist Unleashes Solo Album

July 13, 2004

Former MARILYN MANSON guitarist John Lowery (a.k.a. John5) will shortly unleash the first instrumental guitar album of his career. Entitled "Vertigo", the disc is said to lean on the "caustic and aggressive" side while also covering "a range of diverse music, far detached from MANSON's style, including bluegrass, jazz and classical," according to a press release. "I'm so fucking proud of this thing," John5 said. "MARILYN MANSON's music is somewhat limiting, so I sometimes felt like I was watching a porno movie and couldn't get off. It was really frustrating. Now I feel fully satisfied."

"I had a great run with MARILYN MANSON," John5 added. "It was a lot of fun and it was a really great experience, but I've got a lot of other stuff going on. I'm busier now than I was on tour."

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