|
|
|
|
|
|
|

|

|
Roger Rose
Vocals, Guitars
Member of MATW from 1987-1998
Frontman Roger Rose
started MATW as a synthpop band due to the
absence of this type of music in the
Christian market. Due to difficulties in
playing this music live, Roger then turned
the band toward a more hard rock type of
music. Finally, he settled on an
alternative rock style of music for the
last two studio releases.
Roger Rose was the main
lyricist of the group. He did the vocals
and guitars throughout most of the
songs.
|
|

|

|
Randy Rose
Drums, Vocals
Member of MATW from 1987-1998
Randy Rose was a member
of MATW during its entire existence as a
band from 1987-1998. When MATW was a
synthpop band during its first two years,
Randy played percussion, worked on the
drum programming, and sang backup vocals.
Randy continued with drums and vocals as
the band transitioned to a hard rock band
in early 1990. He also formed his own
metal band soon after, named Rose. After
his tenure in MATW, Randy went on to make
various demos under different names until
forming his current band Mothership in
1998.
More
info & supplemental
discography
|
|

|

|
Mike Pendleton
Bass, Guitar
Member of MATW from 1987-1992
Mike Pendleton played
the guitar, keyboards, and percussion on
the first two albums, Mad At The
World and Flowers In The Rain.
He then switched over to bass guitar for
the third through fifth albums, Seasons
Of Love, Boomerang, and
Through The Forest.
|
|

|

|
Brent Gordon
Lead & Rhythm
Guitars
Member of MATW from 1990-1992
Brent Gordon climbed on
board for the third album in 1990, and he
played lead and rhythm guitars up through
the band's fifth album. He co-wrote the
song "Draggin' the Chains" on the
Boomerang album. He also provided
some of the artwork on various
albums.
Currently, Brent plays
guitar for a worship band at a church in
California. He also works in the field of
animation for Disney.
|
|

|

|
Ben Jacobs
Lead & Rhythm
Guitars
Member of MATW from 1993-1998
When Brent Gordan left
MATW in 1992, Ben Jacobs took over as lead
guitarist for the band. He performed on
the albums The Ferris Wheel and
The Dreamland Cafe. After the
disbandment of MATW, Jacobs formed the
band The Jolly Lamas, which released two
albums.
More
info & supplemental
discography
|
|

|

|
Mike Link
Bass Guitar
Member of MATW from 1993-1998
Mike Link replaced Mike
Pendleton as bass guitarist in 1993. He
performed on the albums The Ferris
Wheel and The Dreamland Cafe.
After the disbandment of MATW, Mike
continued playing bass with a variety of
bands and musicians over the years:
Paylface, Brandon Dawson, Casey Bryant,
Grand Prize, Stan Sinclair, The Wannabes,
Abel's Cry, and Watershed. Mike currently
lives in Boise, Idaho, and plays bass for
the metal band Factory Air.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|