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MUNICIPAL WASTE: Uncensored 'Unleash The Bastards' Video Posted Online

April 13, 2006

MUNICIPAL WASTE's uncensored video for the track "Unleash the Bastards" has been posted online at Earache.com.

"Unleash the Bastards" comes off the Richmond thrash-core kings' debut album for Earache Records, "Hazardous Mutation", which was released last September. The CD was recorded in the band's hometown of Richmond, Virginia by Corey Smoot (a.k.a. Flattus of GWAR).

"Hazardous Mutation" features the debut of new drummer Dave Witte (BURNT BY THE SUN, DISCORDANCE AXIS),and is highly recommended for fans of "crossover," particularly old D.R.I.. The album features cover art by the one and only master of all thrash artwork, Ed Repka, best known for his work for MEGADETH.

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