The Shizit are an interesting project, a mix of metal, industrial, gabber, drum & bass, breakbeat and a ton of other genres. They started as a band during the late 90s they put out a few Digital Audio Music CDs through MP3.com, back in the early days of MP3. After enjoying some success on MP3.com they put out one album, Soundtrack For The Revolution (often abreviated to SoFTeR) through Alec Empire's Digital Hardcore Recordings label, and then disbanded due to personal differences.
Now they're back, or at least partially. JP Anderson was half of the original lineup, the man behind Rabbit Junk, and is now the whole band (as with most of his other projects). This new album is very much in the spirit of the original Shizit release, but sounds much heavier than its predecessor - no bad thing if you ask me!
256Kbps MP3 via HTTP from Archive.org
256Kbps MP3 via HTTP from Rapidshare
256Kbps MP3 via HTTP from Megaupload
The Shizit on Myspace
The Shizit official site
The Shizit Militia (fan page)
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