Stereomud
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| Stereomud | ||
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| Background information | ||
| Origin |  New York City, New York Georgia |
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| Genre(s) | Hard Rock | |
| Years active | - 2003 | |
| Website | Official Site | |
| Former members | ||
| Erik Rogers Corey Lowery Dan Richardson John Fattoruso Joey Zampella |
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Stereomud was a hard rock band from New York/Georgia, United States. They released two albums on major label Columbia Records. They disbanded in 2003 after being dropped from their Columbia Records label due to their second album, Every Given Moment performing poorly on the charts.
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[edit] Band members
- Erik Rogers - vocalist
- Corey Lowery - bassist (previously of Stuck Mojo)
- Dan Richardson - drummer (previously of Crumbsuckers and Pro-Pain and Life of Agony)
- John Fattoruso - guitarist
- Joey Zampella - guitarist (previously of Life of Agony)
[edit] Discography
- Perfect Self - released 2001 on Columbia Records
- Every Given Moment - released 2003 on Columbia Records
[edit] Trivia
- "Pain" is frequently used as intro music on the Air America Radio program The Randi Rhodes Show.
- Several songs from their first album have been used as bumper music on the Glenn Beck Program, beginning as early as 2002.
- They contributed the song "End of Everything" to WWE for the WWE Forceable Entry album. The song was also used as an entrance theme song for professional wrestler Raven
- Corey Lowery is the brother of Clint Lowery, former member of Sevendust/current member of Dark New Day.
- Stereomud was part of the Jägermeister Music Tour in the spring of 2003 also featuring Systematic, Breaking Benjamin, and co-headlined by (Hed) P.E. and Saliva.
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