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This cult 90s film soundtrack mixed Slayer, Metallica and Korn with Orbital, Moby and The Prodigy and was totally trailblazing. Why does nobody talk about it? (Spoiler: it’s probably because the film sucked)

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This cult 90s film soundtrack mixed Slayer, Metallica and Korn with Orbital, Moby and The Prodigy and was totally trailblazing. Why does nobody talk about it? (Spoiler: it’s probably because the film sucked)

Years after Judgement Night blazed a trail with hip hop and metal, this album seemed destined to do the same with metal and edm. So why didn’t it?

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