Joe’s band, ten Athlone, have two songs featured in the new Ryan Kruger Thing, Street Trash. The two tracks, ‘Street Trash’, and ‘New Day’, will feature as end-credit music.

“Both tracks were written with that cheesy 80’s comedy film style in mind.” says Joe Vaz, the lead singer and songwriter for ten Athlone, who also happens to have a starring role in the film.
– ten Athlone official site

The single ‘Street Trash’ was released today, with the 5-track EP set to be released early November.
You can hear the song below, ahead of tonight’s LA premiere.

The uber-gory, bloody-disgusting first trailer for Street Trash has been released.

“The mayor’s melting people!” Screambox has revealed an official trailer for Street Trash, a demented, uber-gory horror creation from South Africa. It’ll be out on VOD and streaming on Screambox this fall. Shot entirely on 35mm, the film is described as “raw, hilarious, packed with vibrant characters and multi-colored explosions of gooey greatness.” This looks like a totally gnarly John Carpenter splatter fest from the 1980s that somehow ended up in 2024. Bring a poncho. – So says FIRSTSHOWING.NET

Starring Sean Cameron Michael, Donna Cormack-Thomson and Joe Vaz, Street Trash, from Cineverse, Bloody Disgusting, SCREAMBOX and genre titans Vinegar Syndrome, follows a group of homeless misfits as they fight for survival when they discover a plot to exterminate every homeless person in the city.
Pop on over to Fangoria to witness the terror first hand.

If you’re feeling brave, go ahead and press play below.

The folks over at The Popverse seem to think so. And who am I to argue.

Where Treasure Island is about adventure and ghosts of the past, Black Sails is instead about survival and power and freedom from imperialism. It’s about politics and the power of stories and legends. In other words, it’s what you wanted Game of Thrones to be, a perfectly plotted show full of changing alliances, betrayal, and a scramble for power.

Read more, over at The Popverse