Static-X have released a music video for the song “Terminator Oscillator”, from their 2020 release, Project Regeneration Vol. 1. The 2-part album features the final vocal performance of Wayne Static, along with the original Wisconsin Death Trip band lineup.

The song has become a fan-favorite and the Godzilla inspired music video was directed by Edsel Dope and co-directed by Matt Zane. The clip follows a giant X-faced monster wreaking havoc on an entire city, while chasing down the members of Static-X.

“We wanted to do something outside of what you would generally expect to see from a metal band music video. The video really captures the quirky, Sci- Fi spirit of Static-X and is unlike anything that we’ve ever seen from bands in our genre,” explains Static-X.

Static-X will bring more of their self-proclaimed “Evil Disco” to the masses with their Rise Of The Machine North American Tour 2022.  The 37-date run kicks off on February 21 in Portland, OR and runs over five weeks wrapping up on April 3 in San Francisco, CA. Joining the touring Static-X lineup of Tony Campos, Koichi Fukuda, Ken Jay, and Xer0, will be Fear Factory Dope, and Society 1, along with special guests Mushroomhead and Twiztid (appearing on select dates).

More information on tickets, meet & greets and other VIP experiences for the Rise Of The Machine tour can be found here.

The 20th anniversary release of Machine - scheduled for February 18 - features newly remastered audio by Ulrich Wild and features all 12 tracks from the original release, as well as 3 new bonus tracks: “Wisconsin Death Trip" (Live 2019 Regeneration featuring Wayne Static), “Sweat Of The Bud" (Live 2019 Xer0) and “I'm With Stupid" (Live 2019 Regeneration featuring Wayne Static).

Originally released in 2001, Machine would ultimately turn out to be the last album recorded by the four original members of Static-X.  All of the lead vocals and guitars on Machine were performed by Wayne Static, while bass, backing vocals, drums, and programming contributions came from founding members Tony Campos, Ken Jay, & Koichi Fukuda.

The limited-edition release will have packaging featuring fully reimagined artwork and will be available in multiple configurations including multiple color vinyl sequenced on two discs, with an etching of the Static-X Shock symbol on side D.

Machine 20th Anniversary is now available for pre-order here.

(Photo - Matt Zane)