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Human Waste Project was born during a car ride to Lollapalooza a few summers ago. Friends Jeff Schartoff (bass) and Scott Ellis (drums) decided to form a band, and asked Aimee Echo if she could scream. She assured them that she could, and the new group (who hail from Huntington Beach, CA.) set out to find a suitable guitarist for their disturbed alterna-metal. After hooking up with guitarist John Monte, the group started writing and rehearsing. Monte didn't last long, which led to a long search for a permanent replacement, which they finally found in Bronx native Mike Tempesta. The group soon signed a deal with Hollywood Records on the strength of college radio airplay and high-profile opening slots with the likes of Sublime, Helmet, the Deftones, and Korn. The band signed on with metal producer Ross Robinson (Korn, Deftones, Limp Bizkit), and began work on their debut. They were sidetracked by both key personnel changes at their record company and the Malibu brush fires of 1996, where the group was recording at the time (the fire became such a threat that at one point the band quickly loaded up their equipment and master tapes in a van to evacuate). The group was set to release their debut, e-lux, in early 1997, but because of the mishaps, the album wasn't released until the fall, where it was met with favorable reviews. ~ Greg Prato, All Music Guide
Hawk's Project 8 gets 56 tracks
In-game soundtrack for upcoming skater game features usual dose of hip-hop, punk, rock; Gnarls, NIN, Toots, Hieroglyphics on board.
Ollies, McTwists, acid drops, and Saran Wraps just don't have street cred when performed to the tunes of Perry Como, Celine Dion, or polka king Jolly Joe Timmer. For the soundtrack of Tony Hawk's Project 8, Activision culled songs from recent memory and yesteryear, and there's not a waltz, muzak, or easy-listening tune in earshot.
Plus-44
The soundtrack is populated with 56 songs from rock, hip-hop, and punk artists all spanning a few decades. Among the new acts, such as Gnarls Barkley ("Gone Daddy Gone"), Wolfmother ("Woman"), and Kasabian ("Club Foot"), are classic bands, including Joy Division ("Interzone"), Kool and the Gang ("Summer Madness"), and The Ramones ("I Wanna Live"). The full soundtrack is listed below.
The new band featuring former Blink-182 members, Plus-44 (pictured), is using the soundtrack to debut a track from their forthcoming album When Your Heart Stops Beating. Gamers will be able to hear the song "Lycanthrope" in Project 8 a week before the album is released in mid-November.
Tony Hawk's Project 8, rated T for Teen, is scheduled for release November 7 on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable, and Xbox. A PlayStation 3 version is also in the works and will be released later this year. For more information, read GameSpot's previous coverage.
Artist--Song
76% Uncertain --"Radio"
Aurelius -- "Hemlock"
Bad Religion -- "Social Suicide"
Black Mountain -- "Druganaut"
Charizma & PB Wolf -- "Devotion"
Claus Grabke --"Cause"
Cryptic Slaughter -- "Lowlife"
Damian Marley -- "Move"
Dead Milkmen -- "Punk Rock Girl"
Die Young (TX) -- "Anthem of the Prodigal Son"
Eagles of Death Metal -- "Chase The Devil"
Funk Face -- "Zoo York City"
Gnarls Barkley -- "Gone Daddy Gone"
Gym Class Heroes -- "The Queen And I"
Hieroglyphics -- "At The Helm"
Immortal -- "One by One"
Jaylib -- "The Red"
Joy Division -- "Interzone"
Kasabian -- "Club Foot"
Kool and the Gang -- "Summer Madness"
Legitimate Business -- "80 on 80"
Liquid Liquid -- "Optimo"
Living Legends -- "Moving at the Speed of Life"
Ministry -- "Stigmata (Remix)"
Mogwai -- "Glasgow Mega Snake"
Monty Are I -- "In This Legacy"
Nine Inch Nails -- "Getting Smaller"
Noise -- "Dirty Evil"
Oh No -- "Chump"
Pardon My Extinguisher -- "Bitch And Moan"
Plus 44 -- "Lycanthrope"
Primus -- "American Life"
Revolution Mother -- "Second Thoughts"
Slayer -- "Angel of Death"
Sonic Youth-- "Nic Fit"
Stasera -- "Palisades"
Supersuckers -- "Goodbye"
The Channeling -- "The Frighteners"
The Cure -- "Plastic Passion"
The Hold Steady -- "Your Little Hoodrat Friend"
The Klaxons -- "Gravity's Rainbox"
The Ramoned -- "I Wanna Live"
The Sword -- "Iron Swan"
The Throwaway's -- "You're Not the Only One"
The Walkmen -- "This Job is Killing Me"
Thine Eyes Bleed -- "Without Warning"
Thunderlords -- "Ice Cream Headache"
Toots & the Maytals -- "Time Tough"
Transplants -- "Pay Any Price"
Typical Cats -- "Any Day"
Ugly Duckling -- "Smack"
VanStone -- "Skate Town"
Voltera -- "Do What Your Daddy Say"
Wildchild -- "Wonder Years"
Wolfmother -- "Woman"
Zeke -- "Kill the King"
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