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HUMAN WASTE PROJECT: Reunion Performance Footage Posted Online

April 26, 2008

HUMAN WASTE PROJECT, the long-defunct band from Huntington Beach, California with Aimee Echo on vocals, Mike Tempesta on guitar, Jeff Schartoff on bass, and Scott Ellis on drums, reunited for a two-song performance ("Dog" and "Shine") at the conclusion of theSTART's March 27, 2008 concert at Crash Mansion in Los Angeles.

Watch fan-filmed video footage of the surprise reunion below.

HUMAN WASTE PROJECT released its debut album, "E-lux", in 1997 via Hollywood Records. The band toured the UK with TURA SATANA and COAL CHAMBER before playing the UK Ozzfest in June 1998.

The group's last-ever show took place on July 8, 1998 at the House of Blues in Los Angeles.

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