LAMB OF GOD, NAPALM DEATH, CANNIBAL CORPSE, Ex-FEAR FACTORY Members Involved In PROJECT ROGUE - TITANS

June 4, 2014

Rogue Records America is always trying to push the boundaries of metal music publishing and distribution, and may have perhaps done it again with its latest effort, named PROJECT ROGUE - TITANS.

PROJECT ROGUE - TITANS is a brand new, crowd-funded project featuring existing Rogue Records America artists teaming up with fifteen cross-genre metal legends to create a fresh, new studio project.

Full list of PROJECT ROGUE - TITANS artists:

* Raymond Herrera (FEAR FACTORY, ARKAEA)
* Rob Barrett (CANNIBAL CORPSE)
* John Boecklin (DEVILDRIVER)
* Chris Adler (LAMB OF GOD)
* Paul Masvidal (CYNIC)
* Sean Reinert (DEATH, CYNIC)
* Jon Howard (THREAT SIGNAL, ARKAEA)
* Mitch Harris (NAPALM DEATH)
* Jed Simon (SCAR THE MARTYR, STRAPPING YOUNG LAD)
* Frank Watkins (OBITUARY)
* Wayne Static (STATIC-X)
* Shavo Odadjian (SYSTEM OF A DOWN)
* Christian Olde Wolbers (FEAR FACTORY, ARKAEA)
* Pat Lachman (DAMAGEPLAN)
* JD Schmidt (NOCICEPTOR)
* Robert Luciani (MEANS END)
* Vincent Zylstra (SYNTHETIC BREED)

The PROJECT ROGUE - TITANS campaign will kick off on Indiegogo on June 9. Rogue Records America hopes to make its goal of $70,000 to help pay for artists' time, production of all the limited-edition swag they want to give to donors, and to throw a release party in Los Angeles for the event — a first for the label.

Rogue Records America is looking to release PROJECT ROGUE - TITANS sometime in the fall on digital, digipak CD, limited-edition vinyl and possibly even a DVD with studio interviews and more.

But it doesn’t stop there! Rogue Records America is also looking to release a free mobile app that contributors to the campaign can use to watch rare videos of the artists, both in candid interviews and performances, as well as early mixes of the music that they can even give feedback on.

"Raymond and I were talking one night, just throwing ideas around for the label… kinda like we always do," said Dean Martinetti, the owner of Rogue Records America. "He says to me, 'Do you know what would be great? If we got a bunch of people we know and that I've worked with together and made a record for the label, and better yet… made it a crowd-funded campaign to get the fans involved.' I couldn't agree more."

Martinetti added: "We want the fans to be as connected as they can be on this project, we really want them to be just as excited about this as we are and to connect even closer to the artists they love so much. Besides the mobile app we are thinking of YouTube streams, location visits for fans, etc. Every artist that has come on board has done so because they want to have that connection with their fan base."

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