[3] He is a founding member of the group House of Krazees, which was originally active from 1992 until 1997, when Hektic (Monoxide) and Mr. Bones (Jamie Madrox) left to form Twiztid, who were subsequently signed to Psychopathic Records.
teamed up with fellow Detroit emcees Paul Methric and Jamie Spaniolo, and the trio then formed House of Krazees.
House of Krazees' catalog was only released on cassette until the group signed to Latnem Intertainment.
[7] Problems between House of Krazees and Latnem led the group to leave the label following its 1996 album, Head Trauma.
[7] House of Krazees officially disbanded in 1997, due to conflicts with their manager, Walter Stepanenko (Latnem Int.
Madrox and Monoxide left to join Psychopathic Records in late 1997 as Twiztid.
to help finish HOK's last album 'The Night They Kame Home', and the House of Krazees name was then retired.
formed a group with local Detroit acts known as "The Howse" and released one album, titled Esohpromatem which is Metamorphose backwards.
later became the hype man for Psychopathic Records artist Blaze Ya Dead Homie.
[4] He appears on Blaze's 2007 album Clockwork Gray, on the tracks "Ill Connect", "Inside Looking Out" and "E.O.D."
[10] In Blaze Ya Dead Homie's pamphlet in Clockwork Gray there was a promotion for a new group formed called Zodiac MPrint composed of The R.O.C.'
Also on Clockwork Gray, there was a song by a group called Samhein Witch Killaz composed of Zodiac MPrint and Twiztid.
In 2011 on Twiztid's official Twitter account they were asked if Samhein Witch Killaz would ever reform and release another song or their debut album, and the response was "No".
[11] In 2012, he came out of retirement and appeared on Prozak's EP Nocturnal, contributing a verse on "Knuckle Up".
R.O.C., Mr. Bones and Hektic revived House of Krazees in early 2013 and were featured on Twiztid's A New Nightmare EP.
Also House of Krazees released a greatest hits compilation titled Casket Cutz on October 23, 2013.
has returned to music he has been tweeting about bumping rough cuts of new Zodiac MPrint songs on his official Twitter account.
Also Zodiac MPrint was featured on 2 songs (Beware of the Wolf) and (Gettin Wu Wit It) off of Twiztid's 4 Tha Fam Vol.