Professionally-filmed video of Static-X performing Intro / “Bled For Days” on the Sophie Lancaster Stage at Bloodstock Open Air 2025 can be viewed below.
The footage was filmed in Catton Park, Derbyshire, UK on Friday, August 9, 2025.
The audio comes from a raw FOH Front of House board mix, which is unfiltered live audio with no multitrack recording, no overdubs, and no studio processing.
This is the true Static-X live festival sound as experienced inside the tent.,Released last December, Wisconsin Death Trip (25th Anniversary Corrosive Edition) is the most comprehensive edition of the album ever released.
The set features two handmade orange-and-black eclipse vinyl discs with freshly remastered audio by original producer Ulrich Wild, plus an expanded second disc of demos, alternate versions, and rare tracks—bringing the total runtime to more than 71 minutes.,Static-X once again partnered with Wild and Exum to reimagine the album from the ground up.
Exum uncovered hundreds of never-before-seen images from the 1998 sessions, allowing the band to fully redesign the packaging and create an immersive archival experience.,Limited-edition deluxe configurations—available exclusively at Static-X.com—include signed prints, a laser-engraved ID tag, an ID bracelet featuring a QR code linking to newly digitized 8mm behind-the-scenes footage from the original photoshoot, a collectible pill bottle, stickers, and more only available at Static-X.com,Wisconsin Death Trip (25th Anniversary Corrosive Edition) tracklisting:,“Push It” “I’m With Stupid” “Bled For Days” “Love Dump” “I Am” “Otsegolation” “Stem” “Sweat Of The Bud” “Fix” “Wisconsin Death Trip” “The Trance Is The Motion” “December” “Down ” “Head” “Head (Titan AE)” “S.O.M.” “So Real” “I Am” (Unedited) “Wisconsin Death Trip” (Unedited) “Love Dump” (Demo) “I’m With Stupid” (Single Edit) “December” (Unedited),Warner Records recently reissued the music video for “Push It” in High Definition.
The unforgettable music video helped launch the band to the masses thanks to the early support of MTV.
The video was directed by Mick Olszewski and tapped into the clay animation style that was popular when released in 1999.