Far more than a simple hardcore act, Southern California’s Cryptic Slaughter was arguably the ultimate speedcore band. Through age, time, and experience would eventually teach them to slow things down on occasion, their 1986 debut album, CONVICTED, relies almost exclusively on the dizzying speed of thrash too me the faster the better and if you think the same way this albums for you. The CD release even has some live performances of a show in Houston in 88′ before I was born but still appreciated. Couldnt find any MP3’s to share but all in more reason to check the album out for yourself on iTunes or Amazon or somthing.

dont roll your eyes

Sure they have more recent albums out right now but “The Art of Partying” is one memory I have of graffitied walls, loud abnoctious fucks, and all around hooliganism that I wouldnt trade for the world. Literally bursting onto the early 2000s metal scene with the ressurrection of classic thrash and crossover, Municipal Waste proved they where here too stay and I hope to hear more from them throught my days. Between Tony Foresta fast vocals and Ryan Waste’s guitar thrash each song sounds like it came straight out of the fucking 80s, here to rescue all of us from the same ol’ mundane bull shit that keeps being pushed out by other bands. So turn up the volume go nuts and punch some watermelons while your at it.

uno- Municipal Waste- Mind Eraser
dos- Municipal Waste- Mental Shock
tres- Municipal Waste- Lunch Hall Food Brawl

keep making a face like that it will stay that way.