Nato And Remy’s Last Stand: Playlists For The Apocalypse

The Wolf Is Loose – Mastodon

Another mile a minute hard rock heavy hitter, it’s time for you to unleash your inner wolf and lead your pack in a fight for survival. It’s another song in a long line of speed rock craziness meant to keep your heart racing and machete swinging. Plus, Mastodon rules, so much so they recorded an awesome intro for Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film For Theaters.

Now You’ve Got Something To Die For – Lamb of God

Now you’ve got something to die for, yourself. Are you going to just curl up in a ball and let hungry zombies huddle over you, ripping at your flesh for your organ-y goodness, like a human piñata? Or are you going to man up and keep fighting even when the odds seem incredibly out of your favor. Lamb of God are here to help, keeping your mosh mentality going. Zombies and a crowd at a metal concert, both just as dangerous.

Waiting To Die – (Hed) PE

That inevitable end is growing closer and closer, and who better to help you accept that than (Hed) PE? Everybody dies, right? But you get to go out swinging, or even catch a miracle and live another day! Just another song to keep you going in such trying times.

Enemy Of The World – Four Year Strong

“I feel like, I’m jaded, I’ve given all I have to give. Burnt out, frustrated, I feel like I’m an enemy of the world!” No, you don’t feel it, you are. The world has gone sour and you’ve had enough, so keep on fighting with Four Year Strong leading the battle.

The Way of The Fist – Five Finger Death Punch

Because that’s the only thing keeping you alive now. No regrets, no mercy, just the way of the fist. Well, maybe not fist, because then you run the risk of zombification, but maybe the way of the machete, or crowbar, or nail-laced baseball bat?

We’rewolf – Every Time I Die

Honestly, I just dig the hell out of this song, and would want to hear it one last time before I go out. “In the wild, kingdom, you don’t live till’ you’re ready to die.”  Ugh, and then the pace change at the end where Awesome Andy and Jordan riff the hell out, it’s just all too perfect. Every Time I Die strikes again.

The Flood – Escape The Fate

Looks like there’s no escaping this fate, as a never-ending flood of zombies is still crashing down amongst you. No place to go, so I might as well rock out to some dirty guitar tracks and more head banging goodness while taking out as many of the undead as possible.

Mothership – Enter Shikari

“Go tell all your friends, that this is, the end!” Well, your friends that are left at least, if any, and do so while listening to the UK’s greatest synth touting metal band. I love the complimenting electronica sound over head banging hard rock, and Mothership could be the best song off of Take To The Skies.  Sorry, You’re Not A Winner and Labyrinth are close seconds, but when Mothership drops, all hell just breaks loose with raw energy. Yes.

I’m Made Of Wax Larry, What Are You Made Of? – A Day To Remember

Another personal pick with no correlation to meaning or anything, but whenever I hear this song the music just takes over. “Don’t blink, they won’t even miss you at all.” It’s true, because there’s no one left to miss you, and the only reasons zombies will miss you is because that’s one less meal they get.

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