It makes the brain ache to think that 25 years have passed since STATIC-X released “Wisconsin Death Trip”. One of the nu-metal era’s most distinctive bands, the LA-based industrial rockers hit the jackpot with both the aforementioned debut and 2001’s vicious “Machine”, and while their later efforts…
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