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MUNICIPAL WASTE To Release 'The Art Of Partying' In June

April 12, 2007

Richmond's thrash monsters MUNICIPAL WASTE have completed work on their second Earache CD, entitled "The Art of Partying". A press release reads: "Sticking it in the face of depressing modern eyeliner fuelled rock with a blatant disregard for their own safety in honour of the thrash party gods and armed with an arsenal of nuclear beer, boogie boards, food fights and steaming riffs, MUNICIPAL WASTE have only one aim: to put the fun back into rock music. Offering lessons in how to party, the notoriously well-experienced beer mad Virginia based band, return with 'The Art of Partying' which is building up to be one of the most anticipated records of the year."

Fresh out of Zeuss' Planet Z studios inb Massachusetts, drummer Dave Witte enthuses: "We couldn't be more stoked with the outcome. Fast, furious and fun all rolled into one...a real animal."

"The Art of Partying" will be released on June 11 via Earache Records.

In advance of the release, MUNICIPAL WASTE will undertake a full European trek in support of THE HAUNTED beginning on April 25 in Tilburg, the Netherlands.

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