Limp Bizkit and Wargasm are thick as thieves. The nu-metal OGs have made a habit of enlisting the U.K. electro-punk duo to open their shows, and now Bizkit's own Fred Durst has popped up on Wargasm's aptly titled new cut "Bang Ya Head."
The single — the second taste of the group's upcoming debut album, Venom — follows up July's "Do It So Good," and it's a party-metal rager in the LB tradition, readymade for breaking stuff, possibly your neck while banging your head, as the song suggests. Crank it below via YouTube.
"When I was working in bars, it always drove me insane how much it costs us to live, and how little money we make," Wargasm's Sam Matlock commented. "The world's going fucking crazy and everything's getting so expensive — how the fuck are we meant to buy a life? It's just this nightmare cycle until you get lucky. Like banging your head against a brick wall over and over and over — you bang your head until you break your fucking neck.
"We took that energy and put it onto a guitar at our friend's house in L.A., then a microphone in a bathroom somewhere so the neighbors weren't too pissed off, then we asked the one and only Fred Durst if he wanted to join in and he did — now we have this monstrosity. We've been waiting so damn long for you to hear this…"
In addition to dropping the Durst collab today, Wargasm are currently on the road with Slipknot frontman Corey Taylor on his solo tour in support of his imminent CMF2 album. The trek continues tomorrow night in Cincinnati, Ohio. See the band's full upcoming itinerary below.
Venom is due out October 27th.
Wargasm 2023 tour dates:
September 9th Andrew Brady Music Center Cincinnati, OH*
September 12th The Wellmont Theatre Montclair, NJ*
September 13th House of Blues Boston, MA*
September 15th The Dome Wallingford, CT*
September 16th The Paramount Huntington, NY*
September 18th House of Blues Myrtle Beach, SC*
September 21st Mars Music Hall Huntsville, AL*
September 22nd Louder Than Life Festival Louisville, KY
September 24th House of Blues Houston, TX*
September 25th House of Blues Dallas, TX*
September 27th Revel Albuquerque, NM*
September 28th Marquee Theatre Tempe, AZ*
September 29th Dollar Loan Center Henderson, NV*
October 1st House of Blues San Diego, CA*
October 3rd Riverside Municipal Auditorium Riverside, CA*
October 5th The Wiltern Los Angeles, CA*
October 7th Aftershock Festival Sacramento, CA
November 8th 1865 Southampton, UK%
November 9th Rock City Nottingham, UK%
November 10th Ulster Sports Club Belfast, UK%
November 11th Opium Rooms Dublin, IE %
November 14th Sentrum Scene Oslo, IN#
November 15th Annexet Stockholm, SE#
November 16th Amager Bio Copenhagen, DK#
November 18th Sporthalle Hamburg, DE#
November 19th Verti Music Hall Berlin, DE#
November 21st Palladium Cologne, DE#
November 23rd Gasometer Vienna, AT#
November 24th Zenith Munich, DE#
November 25th La Laterie Strasbourg, FR#
December 1st Stadthalle Offenbach, DE#
December 3rd O13 Tilburg, NL#
December 4th Ancienne Belgique Brussels, BE#
December 6th L'Olympia Paris, FR#
December 7th Esch-zur-Alzette Luxembourge, LB#
December 8th Frabrique Milan, IT#
December 10th The Mill Birmingham, UK%
December 12th SWG3 Glasgow, UK%
December 13th O2 Ritz Manchester, UK%
December 15th SWX Bristol, UK%
December 16th O2 Shepherds Bush Empire London, UK%
*Supporting Corey Taylor
^Supporting Royal Blood
#Supporting Baby Metal
%Wargasm Headline Shows
