Municipal Waste: The Fatal Feast (Waste In Space) CLR | LTD A lemezen lévő változat bakelitlemez LP - színes korlátozott példányszámban kiadás. Ez a különleges kiadás - USA a kiadó által Nuclear Blast év 18. november 2022.

Municipal Waste The fifth studio album, "The Fatal Feast" (Waste In Space), was released on April 10, 2012. The album was produced by Kurt Ballou of Converge. It is the band's first album released on Nuclear Blast Records. The first single from the album, "The Fatal Feast", was released on February 14, 2012.

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Municipal Waste: The Fatal Feast (Waste In Space) LTD A lemezen lévő változat CD - korlátozott példányszámban kiadás. Ez a különleges kiadás - Németország a kiadó által Nuclear Blast év 24. április 2012.

What happens when a band's rebel reputation catches up with it? They take action and are - of course - banned. This time, however, to outer space! When a greedy spaceship captain takes all the food rations, the crew switch to survival mode, rebel and eat their leader, beginning a terrifying but fantastic cannibalistic journey through space - the stuff cult movies are made of! The Fatal Feast, the fifth studio album from Richmond, Virginia's crossover kings MUNICIPAL WASTE, not only reflects on the moral dilemma described in the title track, but also deals with the earthly problems that continually weigh down humanity ("Covered In Sick / The Barfer", "Repossession", "Standards And Practices", "12 Step Program", "Crushing Chest Wound"). These 37 minutes of fresh music combine only the best of the band's work: their supreme homage to headbang-worthy riffs, their signature aggression, their tongue-in-cheek humor, and their knack for filtering meaning from absurdity. Showing up to their debut show after a New Year's Eve night in 2001 in a filthy house full of punks, founding members Ryan Waste and Tony Foresta quickly adopted a DIY approach to get their newly formed band as visible as possible, which soon led to booking shows across the country - even in Mexico. After the release of their self-titled EP and debut Waste 'Em All in 2003, Mischpoke was joined by bassist Phil "LandPhil" Hall and former Melt Banana drummer Dave Witte. With this lineup, they released three studio albums for Earache Records (2005's Hazardous Mutation, 2007's The Art Of Partying and 2009's Massive Aggressive), which earned them laurels along the lines of "MUNICIPAL WASTE does such a clean job that any song on the mixtape could easily rank between D.R.I. and Gang Green." and Gang Green" by Spin magazine, "No Band Sounds More Authentic" by Alternative Press magazine, "A Benchmark to Follow" by Decibel magazine, and "Undoubtedly Masters of Their Craft" by Outburn magazine. Visually, too, the band has always put on a full show, as evidenced by the success of their lighthearted and often outrageous music videos, which have become acclaimed anthems at their shows. The fact is, no one can deny MUNICIPAL WASTE their status as the ultimate feel-good party band. MUNICIPAL WASTE tried to keep the soul of the '80s crossover scene alive, and it was their irrepressible cheerfulness and concise songs that allowed them to reap the rewards of their hard work. Having signed to their new home label Nuclear Blast in 2011, they've already proven themselves to be die-hard road warriors, touring alongside bands outside their genre boundaries such as Suicidal Tendencies, The Casualties, 7 Seconds, Circle Jerks, Sick Of It All, GWAR, Lamb Of God, Children Of Bodom and At The Gates, and always winning over fans of the aforementioned combos. Here they are eleven years later - and their fanbase is still expanding. 2012's The Fatal Feast, which featured guest contributions, features cover artwork by Justin Osbourne of Slasher Design. Zombi's Steve Moore is responsible for the intro to the title track and the spacey "Waste In Space", Nuclear Assault's John Connelly contributed "Unholy Abductor" and frontman Tim Barry of Richmond punk legends Avail contributed "Standards And Practices". For fans of metal, punk and hardcore, MUNICIPAL WASTE's "The Fatal Feast" is already being praised by Decibel magazine as "interstellar masterful thrash". Space may be a noiseless void for amateurs who travel without their own P.A. gear, but MUNICIPAL WASTE - seasoned veterans of extreme situations - are smart enough to never leave home without a weapon! (nuclearblast. de) Review of "The Waste are back! With supersonic thrash metal, the best solos and a beer bong at the ready, Municipal Waste take no prisoners. Fatal Feast is energized, crushing, rolling and will make your throat hurt. In short, the album makes you feel good." Metal Hammer (6 / 7 points) "The brash blend of slashing riffs, dragging high speeds and punk attitude reaches its best penetration again on "The Fatal Feast" and of course can still be fun." LEGACY (12 / 15 points) "Snarling riffs bordering on Slayer and Suicidal Tendencies, fat gang roars and plenty of melody." BLAST "The Virginia foursome also proves with their debut on Nuclear Blast that they are the only rightful successor to the iconic S.O.D. A more energetic, fresh, and authentic celebration of modern-era thrash metal enriched with a punk attitude couldn't be more unprecedented." Stormbringer. na

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