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Belushi Speed Ball Tease Nintendo 64 Album with “Tattletale Strangler” Single
Louisville, KY thrash metal group, Belushi Speed Ball tease their forthcoming album, ‘What us, Worry?,’ with the single “Tattletale Strangler.”
Louisville, KY thrash metal group, Belushi Speed Ball—which consists of Vinny (vocals/guitar), Chase (guitar), Jazzy – Bass Kyle (vocals/guitar), Senor Diablo (skits/management), Michael (vocals), and Daniel Neel (drums)—tease their forthcoming album, What us, Worry?, with the single “Tattletale Strangler.”
Due out on May 13th via sonaBLAST! Records, the album was recorded and mixed by Chase Bensing and mastered by Joel Grind (Toxic Holocaust). The coolest part of this release? (Outside of the ripping tunes, of course.) It’s set for release on both Game Boy Advance and Nintendo 64!
The group comments, adding context:
“So here’s a thing… we’ve all seen those cattle mutilations leaving Chester steakhouse looking like Swiss cheese and wondered: what are those aliens looking for? Well, BELUSHI SPEED BALL has the answer, Sherlock Hansen! They wanted to get their sweet green tentacle fingers on a hot 64-bit cartridge with their favorite tunes on it. But you don’t have to travel light years or wait until Independence Day like the Martians. You can get that sweet salvation for Nintendo 64 today.”

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