They later teamed up with Rust Epique, James Bradley Jr., Adam Goldstein, Doug Miller and Antonio Lorenzo Valli, reinventing the band as Crazy Town. They released their debut album, “The Gift of ...

Crazy Town, the rap-rock act also known as Crazy Town X, have returned with the new Ray Garrison-produced single "Leeches." The aggro nu-metal song from the Shifty Shellshock-led group behind 2000 ...

Crazy Town's Shifty Shellshock, born Seth Binzer, died on June 24 at the age of 49. He was found in his home in Los Angeles, and his rep told Rolling Stone that his cause of death was ruled an ...

Shellshock and Mazur split in 2022 after it flopped. In 2009, they reunited and released a third album, The Brimstone Sluggers. Mazur left Crazy Town for good in January 2017.

Crazy Town split in 2003 after their sophomore album, Darkhorse, did not yield a single along the lines of “Butterfly.” Shellshock then went solo, landing a left-field hit that year with a ...

Shellshock was part of the nu-metal/rap group Crazy Town, who had a hit with the song "Butterfly" off their 1999 album "The Gift of Game." ...

Shellshock reformed Crazy Town in 2007 with co-founder Bret "Epic" Mazur, and they released an album in 2015. Mazur left the band in 2017, and Shellshock changed the group's name to Crazy Town X.

Crazy Town is one of more than a dozen bands on Ozzfest, an annual summer tour launched in the late '90s by Ozzy Osbourne and his Black Sabbath bandmates -- Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward.

Shellshock was part of the nu-metal/rap group Crazy Town, who had a hit with the song “Butterfly” off their 1999 album “The Gift of Game.” ...

Together with Bret Mazur, also known as Epic Mazur, Binzer co-founded Crazy Town. The band rose to fame following the success of their debut album, "The Gift of Game," which sold over 1.5 million ...