Belushi Speed Ball have announced their fourth studio album, Toxic Waste Was Everywhere In The '80s, arriving June 5.

The band plans to celebrate the release with a chaotic performance at Milwaukee Metal Fest on June 6.

The album features artwork from renowned metal illustrator Andrei Bouzikov and promises the band's signature blend of frantic riffs, punk energy, and tongue-in-cheek humor.

Packed with 12 high-speed tracks, the record marks the recording debut of two new members: bassist Justin McClure and drummer Ben Cotton.

The band has released the first single, "I Ought Not Know," which playfully imagines how Dave Coulier might respond if he were a pizza-loving thrash musician.

The track's accompanying music video features stop-motion clay animation created by artist Adam Laughlin, with no AI used in its creation.

Frontman Vinny Castellano praised the album as their strongest yet and joked about needing to release a "blank greatest hits album" before the new record arrives.

He also congratulated Dave Coulier on his recent cancer remission.