Highlights: Last recorded song in Steve's Basement, the guitar tracks were later recorded in The Crack Attic, making it the first song to be completed in DN's new super studio! The song was not even complete when it was performed at Wickedstock. Damn Nation used the basic drumloop and bassline during their performance. Nobody really seemed to notice. The Wickedstock crowd reacted positively to the opening song of DN's setlist, and ever since, the lore behind the Michigan Chainsaw Massacre Disaster has only grown stronger, receiving rave reviews from people who've never even heard this type of shit before!

Highlights: Released to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald. Autopsy's dad actually played the accoustic guitar featured in our remake. We hope to get Gordon Lightfoot make an appearance at our live show and help us rock the crowd into an all out folk-out!

Highlights: Damn Nation droppin' the funk once again in this hot, new remake of Funky Jam Session. Autopsy and Z recreated the breakbeat from scratch, dropped a harder 808 bassline track, and spit fresh new lyrics all over the place!

Highlights: The B Side to the rare Stupid BS flexidisc single, available in 200 boxes of "Frosted Shizzy Puffs" cereal.

Highlights: This track is an exclusive mp3.com release and a well-received follow-up the their previous Star Wars themed track, "Jar-Jar Binks Must Die."

Highlights: Damn Nation are some paranoid mofos..

Highlights: Stormtroopa basically told his fellow rappers, "I wrote these lyrics, now I need a beat, quick!" Z and Autopsy immediately got to work and soon the walls of Steve's Basement Studio reverberated with sinister soundwaves. Stormtroopa's plan called for having the song released just before the new movie opened up on midnight, May 19. The Jar Jar jam quickly took form at a speed unheard of for Damn Nation. Z and Autopsy put the final touches onto the track and unleashed it on the internet only an hour before they left for the theater. The members of Damn Nation are each big Star Wars fans, so it was natural to do a song that makes fun of most rediculuous character since the Ewoks. And sure enough, other Star Wars fans wasted no time in devoting web pages to the hatred of Jar Jar Binks. The site jarjarmustdie.com was actually being mentioned on several news channels, and when DN learned of it they told the owner about their song -- which is probably the first cool song about Jar Jar Binks ever released on the internet. Wow. When jarjarmustdie.com linked to the Jar Jar mp3, Damn Nation Central's counter hits started blowing up. That's when a CNN producer contacted the group, expressing interest for an interview! Apparently there are people who think that the way Jar Jar talks in the movie is offensive for some reason. The producer found jarjarmustdie.com, followed the link to DN's site, and listened to the song. He asked the group for permission to use the song in a "CNN Newstand" segment they are putting together which explores the Jar Jar hate phenomena. This wasn't exactly Stormtroopa's intent while writing the song, but the group couldn't pass up the chance for publicity.