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Former STEREOMUD Guitarist Launches New Project

January 22, 2005

Former STEREOMUD guitarist John Fattoruso has hooked up with former SCAR CULTURE bassist Frank Cannino in a brand-new as-yet-unnamed project. The pair, who are in the process of writing material for a full-length album, are auditioning drummers "who can do it all," according to John. "We are looking for someone who can handle the fast playing as well as the slow groove beats. Half-assers need not bother."

Interested parties can contact the band at [email protected] or send a package to: 121 Vincent Ave Apt. 3C, Lynbrook, NY 11563. Only serious players need respond. "This is not a nu-metal band, so all nu-metallers take a walk," states John.

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