Stuck Mojo
Stuck Mojo formed in Atlanta in the early 1990s, mixing heavy metal with funk grooves. Rich Ward fronted the band, and their live shows were known for being...
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Stuck Mojo formed in Atlanta in the early 1990s, mixing heavy metal with funk grooves. Rich Ward fronted the band, and their live shows were known for being intense. They put out albums like 'Snappin' Necks' in 1995 and 'Pigwalk' the following year.
Their song 'Mental Melt Down' deals with psychological distress, and Ward wrote lyrics that could feel raw and confrontational. This approach sometimes drew criticism, but they kept making music that blended aggression with social commentary. Other tracks like 'Reborn' and 'Twisted' show similar energy.
Later albums included 'Violated' in 1999 and 'Southern Misanthropy' in 2006. The band's lineup changed over time, though Ward remained a constant presence. They released 'The Great Revival' in 2013.
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