MUNICIPAL WASTE Tromaville-directed Videos Available Online

Fresh from watching Virginian crossover-thrashers MUNICIPAL WASTE wreak carnage at this summer's European festivals, fans can now exclusively catch a glimpse of the new video for the track 'Headbanger Face Rip' online now. The track, taken from the latest release 'The Art Of Partying' was filmed by the legendary 80s cult splatter/horror independent film company Troma Entertainment and features such Troma characters as the Toxic Avenger and Kabukiman.

Prepare to be 'Tromatised' all over again here:

TV Version : www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSXCogYvQlw

OVER 18: Gore Version : www.youtube.com/watch?v=QLpY3Qt-tek

The video features on YouTube in two separate versions, which include a TV-friendly version and Troma's genre-defining, all-out gore-tastic take on 'Headbanger Face Rip', which involves blood, guts and the legendary Troma-style shlock horror effects. ONLY over 18s can check out the Gore version, as its sure to be banned soon.

Founded by Lloyd Kaufman in 1974, Troma are famed worldwide for their genre-defining B-movie style shock flicks, that specialise in graphic violence, political satire and a bizarre sense of humour. Having produced classics such as “The Toxic Avenger”, “Class Of Nuke Em High” and “Sgt Kabukiman, NYPD”, Troma's splatter-style visuals fit perfectly alongside Municipal Waste's colourful, high-energy Thrash assault.

Speaking about Troma's take on 'Headbanger Face Rip', Municipal Waste bassist LandPhil states:

“I am fucking stoked on the great job that TROMA has done on Headbanger Face Rip!! I think that it has a little something for everyone out there that likes to party – Gore,Tits and the fucking waste!”

Troma's Lloyd Kaufman has commented upon the partnership between the Richmond thrashers and Troma's unique style, stating:

“It seems fitting that Municipal Waste would ask the Troma Team to make a video for 'Headbanger Face Rip', as we've been ripping faces off on film for over 30 years!”.

Municipal Waste 'The Art Of Partying' is out now everywhere.