M.O.D. Guitarist Looking To 'Bring Back Substance To Extreme Heavy Music'

December 7, 2004

M.O.D. guitarist Jon Aaron is continuing to seek members for his new project, tentatively dubbed DILATE. According to Aaron, DILATE will be a group that "brings back substance, songwriting, and new sounds back to extreme heavy music." More information is available at JonAaron.net.

In other news, Aaron's side project GRAVEYARD BBQ are putting the finishing touches on their debut album, entitled "Greatest Hits". An early 2005 release is expected.

As previously reported, M.O.D. have announced the following dates in late December/early January:

Dec. 31 - HeadHunters - Austin TX
Jan. 01 - Zero's - Corpus Christi, TX

M.O.D.'s video for the track "Wigga" has been made available for download at this location.

"Wigga" comes off M.O.D.'s most recent studio album, "The Rebel You Love to Hate", which was released last year through Nuclear Blast Records. The CD was mixed by frontman Billy Milano and Dan Korneff at Watermusic in Hoboken, New Jersey and mastered at Masterdisk in New York with Roger Lian (SLAYER, POWERMAN 5000).

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