Municipal Waste's love for booze, parties, and schlocky Troma B-movies has earned them a reputation as the most fun-loving band to merge hardcore and punk since their forebears DRI and Agnostic Front in the ‘80s. Since forming in 2001, these Richmond, Virginia, delinquents have been all about good humor and freakishly fast, razor-sharp riffs. You can practically feel Tony Foresta's spittle on your face as he barks his lyrics in game-changing shredder “The Art of Partying,” while “Slime and Punishment” is pure chugging riffage.