Time to throw down.

Jamey Jasta’s got a hell of a festival brewing.

Let 60 tons of thrash metal goodness roll over you.

It’s almost time to remain violent on the west coast!

Prepare for shellfire.

The track is “a first-person narrative war epic,” according to vocalist John Kevill.

We talk about hoarding toilet paper, how the pandemic has affected their touring plans and the release of their new album, Weapons of Tomorrow, how he’s passing the time in isolation with cooking, reading and video games, and more.

The track is a tribute to Floridian death metal.

It’s as thrashtastic as anything the band has ever written.

Listen to a “final” version of the song “Firepower Kills,” which was first released this past September.

The band has already debuted the song live, but now we have the studio version.

No official word on a new album yet, but the track rips.

The mammoth 54-date tour goes nearly everywhere in the U.S. and Canada.

Also: Delain, Ensiferum, Vomitory and more.

So tasty, and yet, so very sinister.

I’ve never wanted to live in Spokane so badly in my life.

He was only 37 years old.

Starts in September.