"Immigration Man" - 90s Band Relaunches With Intriguing VIDEO

Boston -- After a ten-year hiatus, MõG (rhymes with rogue) relaunches with a remake of Crosby-Nash's 1972 hit "Immigration Man." With a slightly different view of the "immigration" issue, MõG has formally relaunched with a cover tune from the turbulent 70s and offers a "thinking piece" for our times.

Their YouTube video has been described as enigmatic and politically neutral. But, it might just get you to view the immigration question from a new perspective. The video is generating both hits and comments and is being re-posted extensively on sites worldwide.

MõG is a word, in some traditional languages and folklore, that is said to mean shape shifter or shaman. MõG is Kris Bruno (lead vocals, djembe/percussion, occasional drums, and a Systems Engineer), Bob Schlink (acoustic/electric guitars, vocals, the Viotar™, and a teaching Professor at Berklee College of Music in Boston) and Bob's son, Rob (lead/rhythm guitars and a practicing Entertainme