Japanese limited edition version of the alternative rock act's 1999 release featuring one additional album track, 'Down' as well as an exclusive eight track bonus disc featuring, 'Burning Inside', 'So Real', 'S.O.M', 'I'm With Stupid' (Remix), 'Love Dump'

Ten years after the group's platinum debut, Wisconsin Death Trip, Static-X's sixth studio album pays tribute to its devoted cult of followers. Even darker than 2007's Cannibal, with longer songs and more loops and synths, Cult Of Static features the most crushing guitar ever heard on a Static-X disc plus Dave Mustaine of Megadeth ripping a guitar solo on 'Lunatic'. Bow down before the sound and the fury of Static-X!

Third album reveals the next step in the evolution of Static-X - a teaming with producer Josh Abraham (Staind, Limp Bizkit). Warner Brothers. 2003.

Static-X's blunt-force-trauma melding of industrial rock, thrash metal and futuristic disco is back on the band's fifth studio album, Cannibal. From the carnivorous title track to the throat-punching grooves of "Destroyer," "Goat" and "Electric Pulse," Cannibal boasts the harshest, most stripped-down music Static-X has ever recorded.

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Media Type: CD
Artist: STATIC-X
Title: MACHINE
Street Release Date: 05/22/2001
Domestic
Genre: HEAVY METAL

With their fourth album, thrash heroes Static-X head back to the future of metal as Start A War marks the return of original producer Ulrich Wild and original guitarist Koichi Fukuda, both of whom were instrumental in the success of the band's platinum debut Wisconsin Death Trip. Unrelenting and uncompromising, Static-X elevate their bone-crunching hard rock to a new level of earth-scorching destruction.

Destined to become a desert island disc for every Static-X fan, Beneath, Between, Beyond comprises the ultimate collection of rarities from early demos and exclusive soundtrack material, to power punching remixes and unreleased anthems. Showing the strength, range and raw emotion of a band unique in its genre, Static-X delivers an essential album that will not only satisfy, but expand its rabid fanbase.

Static-X's musical blunt-force-trauma explodes onto the stage on Cannibal Killers Live, the platinum-selling band's first CD/DVD package and first full-length concert release. Essentially a 'greatest hits and more' concert compilation, Cannibal Killers Live features a complete show from the Cannibal Killers Tour shot at The Big Easy in Spokane, Washington. The 17-song set spans the group's entire career, from the classics 'Push It' and 'Bled For Days' to songs from 2007's Cannibal. The DVD also boasts all 12 videos issued by Static-X and a make-your-own-ringtone application. Cannibal Killers Live is ready to eat!

Japanese edition of 2003 album by the rap-metal group features 14 tracks including 1 bonus track, 'Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment' (Ramones' cover). Warner.

With their fourth album, thrash heroes Static-X head back to the future of metal as Start A War marks the return of original producer Ulrich Wild and original guitarist Koichi Fukuda, both of whom were instrumental in the success of the band's platinum debut Wisconsin Death Trip. Unrelenting and uncompromising, Static-X elevate their bone-crunching hard rock to a new level of earth-scorching destruction.