The Great Legendary Brainfart's Don de Leaumont has issued an interview with MUNICIPAL WASTE frontman Tony Foresta, in which he talks about the band's new album, The Fatal Feast: Waste In Space. An excerpt follows:

Q: What can you tell me about the concept behind The Fatal Feast: Waste In Space?

A: "We decided to call it Waste In Space because we’ve always wanted to do a space album [laughs]. We figured that since it’s our fifth record it was about time to do a space record. It seems like every band who lasts for more that 10 records eventually does a space album. It’s like once a band gets to a certain point they say, 'Alright. Fuck it. We’re going to space!', so we decided to do that as well [laughs]. We just figured we’d get our space album out of the way and pump this thing out. We knew it was going to happen eventually so Waste In Space was born!"

Q: So does that mean that in 20 years we’ll get The Fatal Feast II: Back Into Space?

A: [laughs] "Maybe yeah. You never know. It may happen! We may even do Waste In The Hood, but keep that secret. I don’t want another band stealing that shit." [laughs]

Read the full interview here.

In exchange for your email address, Municipal Waste will give you a free download of the title track to their new album, The Fatal Feast: Waste In Space. Simply click here to access the song.

The Fatal Feast: Waste In Space, is due out in North America on April 10th and in Europe on April 13th via Nuclear Blast. The tracklisting is as follows:

'Waste In Space'

'Repossession'

'New Dead Masters'

'Unholy Abductor'

'Idiot Check'

'Covered In Sick/The Barfer'

'You’re Cut Off'

'Authority Complex'

'Standards And Practices'

'Crushing Chest Wound'

'The Monster With 21 Faces'

'Jesus Freaks'

'The Fatal Feast'

'12 Step Program'

'Death Tax'

'Residential Disaster'

'Eviction Party' (digi-pak and vinyl editions bonus track)

The Fatal Feast: Waste In Space features guest appearances by NUCLEAR ASSAULT guitarist and vocalist John Connelly, ZOMBI’s Steve Moore and former AVAIL vocalist Tim Barry.

A lyric video for the album's title track, 'The Fatal Feast', can be seen below: