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DOG EAT DOG: No Record Deal, Plenty Of Side Projects

May 10, 2002

DOG EAT DOG have yet to secure a new record deal following their split with the Roadrunner label and are continuing to write material in anticipation of a new album, according to the latest online posting from bassist Dave Neabore. In the meantime, Neabore has reportedly been jamming with a new group called BAD KARMA, whose musical output has been described by Dave as a mixture of "INCUBUS, GODSMACK, TOOL, and RUSH." A 10-song CD is currently being recorded for a late summer release. For more information, visit the band's web site at this location.

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