“We are so excited to drop our strongest album to date! Toxic Waste Was Everywhere in the ‘80s is guaranteed to melt faces into a plutonium level pizza pit. For context: We will have to release a blank greatest hits album prior to this drop. We ain’t had a hit yet, and this entire album
It’s not so much an album title as a statement of fact – “Toxic Waste Was Everywhere in the 80’s” – but it seems we’ve forgotten all about how The Joker was created in the original Batman story. Fortunately we have Louisville, Kentucky residents Belushi Speed Ball to remind us and the Crossover Thrash crew
To recreate the occult ritual of the cover artwork by Andrei Bouzikov (Höwler, Hazzerd, Municipal Waste) for their new album “Toxic Waste Was Everywhere in the ’80s“, Louisville, Kentucky Thrash Punks Belushi Speed Ball have employed stop motion team Toni Alarco and Blanca Collado. You can see their work in the music video for “How Tough
Available in both lyric video and stop motion form a music video for “I Ought Not Know” is circling like a vulture from Thrash Punks Belushi Speed Ball. It’s the first single from a new album titled “Toxic Waste Was Everywhere in the ‘80s” which is pencilled in for a 5th June arrival and is wrapped
Filmed and Edited by Criket Camacho, a re-edited version of the behind the scenes featurette that saw Louisville, Kentucky Crossover Thrash crew Belushi Speed Ball play The Gathering of the Juggalos in Thornville Ohio last summer has surfaced online. Running on themes from cartoons, movies and humour with their 2023 album “Stellkira” they’re a hilarious
You read that right. While in Chicago Illnois in January with X-Cops and U.S. Bastards, the notorious Belushi Speed Ball allowed the Digital Tour Bus cameras to roll. The band show us around the vehicle that they used to take album “Stellkira” around the country in time honoured fashion but will they admit to liking
Louisville, Kentucky Crossover Thrash act Belushi Speed Ball (who in case you didn’t already know take their name from American comedian, actor, and musician John Belushi, who died from overdosing on a mixture of cocaine and heroin known as speedball) have been nothing short of prolific since they burst onto the scene in 2013. Since
Conspiracy theories seem like they’re a dime a dozen so while the World is asking if Avril Lavigne has been replaced, truth seeking Thrash Metalheads Belushi Speed Ball are asking if Garth Brooks a serial killer? The theory is immortalised in their latest single “Garth, Let My Family Go” which begs for closure and information
Louisville Thrash metalheads Belushi Speed Ball recently served up a piping hot slice of their new album “Stellkira” with the single “My Favorite Color Is Pizza” that burnt the rooves of our mouths but they’re not done yet. Now, the band is back to pay homage to a certain bald critic with their latest track “This
Mastered to perfection by Joel Grind of Toxic Holocaust, Louisville Thrash metalheads and saucy pie enthusiasts Belushi Speed Ball have announced a third album for 10th May. Titled “Stellkira” it’s first single and opening track is one titled “My Favorite Color Is Pizza.” and in an unprecedented the band have released it on an actual slice of
