By: Staff
Fear And The Nervous System, the new project featuring Korn guitarist James “Munky” Shaffer and Faith No More’s Billy Gould on bass, are debuting a new song, “Choking Victim,” on their website. The song, with Repeater’s Steve Krolikowski on vocals, is also streaming below via YouTube.
According to Blabbermouth.net, the band, started by Shaffer, was started because he wanted to “express [himself] musically and show the world a different side of [him] creatively.”
Bad Religion and Tenacious D drummer Brooks Wackerman is also involved in the project, while Leopold Ross contributed some guitar work and programming, and Zach Baird did some programming and keyboard work as well.
Check out “Chocking Victim”:
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