who would release Over the Influence worldwide in spring 2012. They also announced the release of a digital-only EP, Careless Coma, in November 2011. Slaves On Dope released their fifth studio album, Horse, on September 9, 2016. It features DMC, Bill Kelliher, HR from Bad Brains and Lee Baum from The Damn Truth and their new bass player Rob Laurion. Musical style and influences One of the band's main influences is the San Francisco group Faith No More, whom vocalist Jason Rockman labelled as "our heroes". He stated "They were always our benchmark. They were always the band that inspired us. They just did what they wanted to do and they didn’t give a flying fuck what people thought. That’s how we are." Regarding the band's association with the nu metal genre, Rockman reflected "You know, we’ve always been a band that has been hard to lump in with anything. A lot of people said, ‘you guys were a nu-metal band.’ Well, no we were not a nu-metal band. We were just Slaves on Dope and doing what we do. You know, when I was screaming and singing I did it because I heard Burton from Fear Factory doing it and I thought it was cool. But then suddenly it became screamo and emo and metalcore and all these other genres that came after the 2000s, and we just never fit in. And we still don’t fit in." Members Jason Rockman – vocals (1994–2004, 2009–present) Kevin Jardine – guitar (1994–2004, 2009–present) Rob Laurion – bass guitar (2016–present) Peter Tzaferis - drums (2009–present) Former Patrick Francis - bass guitar (1994-1995) Lenny Vartanian - drums (1994-1995) Frank Salvaggio – bass guitar (1995–2004) Rob Urbani – drums (1995–2004) Sebastien Ducap – bass guitar (2009–2016) Discography Studio albums One Good Turn Deserves Another (1997) Inches from the Mainline (2000) Metafour (2003) Over the Influence (2012) Horse (2016) Demos/EPs Sober (1994) Klepto (1999) Careless Coma (2011) Covers, Vol. 1 (2013) Covers, Vol. 2 (2019) Other songs "War Pigs", Black Sabbath cover, appears on Japanese release of Nativity In Black II: A Tribute To Black Sabbath (2000) "Look What The Cat Dragged In", Poison cover, appears on Show Me Your Hits: a Tribute to Poison (2000) "Go" (demo) (2002) "Drain Me" (demo) (2002) "All I Want For Christmas (Is My Two Front Teeth)" (2011) Music Videos "Yourself" "I'll Never Feel" "Light on Your Feet" "Pushing Me