Released in 2000, Declaration of a Headhunter arrived at a pivotal moment in heavy music. While rap-metal was reaching mainstream popularity, Stuck Mojo continued to chart their own course, delivering an album that balanced crushing groove metal riffs, socially conscious lyrics, hardcore attitude, and memorable songwriting. Rather than following trends, the band refined and strengthened the sound they had helped pioneer years earlier.Produced by Andy Sneap, the album captures Stuck Mojo at the height of their creative powers. Tracks such as ""Set The Tone,"" ""Raise The Deadman,"" ""Declaration,"" and ""The Ward Is My Shepherd"" combine massive riffs, infectious grooves, and sharp lyrical commentary into a powerful statement that remains every bit as relevant and hard-hitting today as it was upon it's original release.For many fans, Declaration of a Headhunter represents one of the strongest releases in the band's catalog. The album expanded the band's audience while maintaining the heaviness, authenticity, and aggressive edge that had earned them a devoted following. It's unique blend of groove metal, rap-metal, and hard rock helped distinguish Stuck Mojo from the growing number of bands entering the genre at the turn of the millennium.This Brutal Planet Records vinyl edition marks the long-awaited return of Declaration of a Headhunter to the format collectors have sought for years. Mastered specifically for vinyl by Rob Colwell and pressed on vibrant Ocean Blue Swirl vinyl, this release features the original album artwork, a 4-panel poster insert, and the bonus track ""Reborn."" Limited to just 500 copies worldwide, it represents the first vinyl pressing in more than two decades, with the only previous vinyl edition being a scarce German pressing from 2000. For longtime fans and serious vinyl collectors, this is an opportunity to own one of Stuck Mojo's most celebrated albums in a premium collector's format.