STUCK MOJO Frontman Introduces DEAD GOSPEL

March 7, 2005

DEAD GOSPEL, the new band featuring STUCK MOJO frontman Bonz, have posted three demo tracks on their MyScpace.com page. Check out the songs "Survive and Conform", "War on What" and "My 420" at this location.

In an interview with AtlantaShows.com, presumably conducted before the recent STUCK MOJO reunion tour came together, Bonz spoke about how DEAD GOSPEL was formed. "The key is everybody being on the same page," he said. "STUCK MOJO was four different entities from four different corners of the world. We had zero in common. So it became a machine; it got soulless at one point. It started out great but then it ended kind of sour because you didn't reap the fruits of your labor [and] at the same time your love for one another died."

For more information, visit www.deadgospel.com.

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