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LOSER Featuring Former MARILYN MANSON Guitarist JOHN 5: New Music Posted Online

February 8, 2006

LOSER, the new band featuring former MARILYN MANSON and current ROB ZOMBIE guitarist John 5, will release their debut album, "Just Like You", on May 9 via Island Records. The first single off the upcoming CD, "Nobody Knows", has been posted online at www.myspace.com/loserhq.

John 5 had previously described LOSER's music to Guitar World magazine as "hooky," attesting to its radio-friendly appeal. "I had been writing all these commercial rock songs that ended up on the radio for so many other artists," he said. "I decided to dive in and write some songs like that for myself."

LOSER are currently on tour supporting STAIND and THEORY OF A DEADMAN.

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