
GIVE ME SOMETHING TO BREAK! // LIMP BIZKIT 'BREAK STUFF' & DJ LETHAL CUTS
Flip / Interscope Official Skate & Pit Broadcast (Los Angeles, CA)

Turntablist, MPC3000 Beatmaker & Crossover Sound Designer • Los Angeles, CA • Since 1989
Riga-born, Los Angeles-raised turntablist, producer, and founding architect of both House of Pain (1991) and Limp Bizkit (1996), as well as Soul Assassins member and La Coka Nostra co-founder. Treating his turntables and Akai MPC3000 as a second lead guitar inside Limp Bizkit alongside Wes Borland, DJ Lethal powered stadium-shaking crossover anthems from 'Jump Around' to 'Break Stuff', 'Nookie', 'My Generation', and 'Take A Look Around'.
“In a heavy band, the turntables and MPC aren't decoration—they're a weapon on the front line of the pit.”

Wes Borland's iconic two-chord opening riff and DJ Lethal's battle-wax scratches ignite one of the heaviest crossover mosh-pit anthems in rock history.

DJ LETHAL • Flip / Interscope Official Skate & Pit Broadcast (1999)

DJ LETHAL • Chocolate Starfish Arena Tour Film (2000)

DJ LETHAL • Flip Records 1997 Debut Single (1997)

DJ LETHAL • Tommy Boy Records / Butch Vig Mix (1992)

DJ LETHAL • Same as It Ever Was (1994) (1994)