STUCK MOJO: Two New Songs Posted Online

October 8, 2008

Atlanta rap/metal pioneers STUCK MOJO will release their new album, "The Great Revival", on November 28 via Napalm Records.

The track listing for the CD, which was mixed at producer Andy Sneap's (MEGADETH, MACHINE HEAD, NEVERMORE, ARCH ENEMY, EXODUS) Backstage studio, is as follows:

01. Worshipping A False God
02. 15 Minutes
03. Friends
04. The Flood
05. Now That You're All Alone
06. There's A Doctor in Town
07. The Fear
08. There's A Miracle Coming
09. Country Road
10. Invincible
11. Superstar Part 1 (The Journey Begins)
12. Superstar Part 2 (The World Of Egos And Thieves)

Two songs from the album — "Now That You're All Alone" and "15 Minutes" — are available for streaming on the band's MySpace page.

Commented guitarist/songwriter Rich Ward: "We worked from a list of about 20 songs for the album, including SICK SPEED [Ward's now-defunct side project] songs ('Autumn Brings', 'Time and a Place') and previously unreleased MOJO tracks 'Friends' and 'Invincible'. To get the November release date that we wanted, the deadline to have the album completed was moved a month earlier than originally scheduled. At that point I shortened the list to the 14 songs that I felt were most fully realized and moved forward with those. From that list, a few songs did not get completed by the new deadline and are now back in the 'damn that song is going to be good' list of unused or incomplete ideas.

"If you have a copy of the demo versions of 'Friends' and 'Invincible', the songs have changed a bit, as most of the guitars and vocals have been retracked, arrangements have changed, and the production has improved light years."

He added, "The record is very heavy in spots and very mellow in spots. When it's angry, it's angry. When it's not, it's not. No politics, just songs about life and how our experiences have molded us. A record about friends, family, love, loss, success and failure. Any fan that has followed us over the years will not be super surprised as we have left a bread crumb trail over the last few years. For better or worse and with no apologies, this record is who we are in 2008."

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