Diggin' Up the Future: Q & A With the Gravediggaz

Introductions

You chose an unusual name for the group, why do you call yourselves the Gravediggaz?

The Gravediggaz have definitely established their own sound, how would you describe it?

You've got a single right now that's blowing up around the country. Tell me about the B-side first. "Constant Elevation".

Okay, now talk about the song that everyone else is talking about. "Diary of a Madman".

Your lyrics are extremely thought provoking, are you expecting controversy from comparing Jesus' life to the plight of the black man, as you do in your music?

Who in the group has the final say about how the lyrics and music are put together on your album?

What's the key to making Gravediggaz a household name, what's going to take you to that next level?

RZA, what's the difference between working with Wu-Tang and working with the Gravediggaz?

People may think the Gravediggaz are very negative. What do you say to those who have that impression?

You refer to the Bible a lot on your album, which might lead some people to think you're trying to start a cult, how do you respond?

Describe the Gravediggaz style of music. Is it just an offshot of hardcore rap, or is it a whole new style for the nineties?

Young people are obviously a big audience for your music, but the Gravediggaz deeper meaning may not be clear to them, do you think they understand the message?

What would you say to people who think the Gravediggaz make "devil music"?

You'll be doing a lot of touring around the album, what's your live show going to look like?