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Ryan Waste Reflects on 25 Years of Municipal Waste: “How Did We Survive?”

New to the channel? #please_subscribe Richmond Virginia speed freaks MUNICIPAL WASTE kicked off the year touring the U.S with the Kerry King band, followed by the ultimate Spring kickback party weekend celebrating their 25th anniversary. The band also performed at Sonic Temple as well as Welcome To Rockville. The band continued the momentum with the announcement that they would be joining headliners CANNIBAL CORPSE on their North American Tour this Fall. The 28-date trek will commence on September 15th in Nashville and will make stops in Pittsburgh, Anaheim, and Richmond before concluding in Charlotte, NC on October 22nd! The package will include death metal mavens FULCI. Since 2001, MUNICIPAL WASTE have uncompromisingly stuck to their guns as hard-partying and even harder-hitting torchbearers of 21st century thrash metal. The Richmond, VA quintet Tony Foresta [vocals], Ryan Waste [guitar], Philip “Landphil” Hall [bass], Dave Witte [drums], and Nick Poulos [guitar] - have transformed from a cult favourite into metal mainstays for a generation. Along the way, Decibel touted 'The Art of Partying'in its coveted Hall of Fame and asserted it “revved up interest in thrash and inspired a fresh wave of youthful new bands.” Metal Hammer christened 'The Art of Partying' one of “The 50 Greatest Thrash Metal Albums Ever,” while Loudwire pegged 'The Art of Partying' as “The Best Thrash Album of 2007” and 'Hazardous Mutation' as “The Best Thrash Album of 2005.” The guys have sold out countless shows on multiple continents and piled up tens of millions of streams in the process. 0:00 Intro 1:52 Legacy & Influence 4:01 AC/DC 5:35 Midlife Crisis 7:02 Politics & Partying 11:11 Playing Festivals 16:55 Horror Movie 19:48 Outro Videos used: MUNICIPAL WASTE - Crank The Heat (OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO) The seventh studio album, Electrified Brain, from Richmond's hard-charging, thrash metal maniacs MUNICIPAL WASTE is out now via Nuclear Blast