The clock to World Clash's heralded return in New York and Jamaica is ticking and the series has sparked immeasurable excitement in the sound clash arena.

Many have coined the stagings of World Clash R.E.S.E.T. as the most anticipated clashes of 2012. With World Clash thriving as a hot topic on Facebook, Twitter and in the streets, even more potent than the event itself is the hype surrounding 'larger-than-life' selector Tony Matterhorn, who hasn't touched down on the New York World Clash stage in quite some time. Sound clash enthusiasts are always anxious to see Tony Matterhorn in action, but the heat has especially turned up a notch for this performance, as clash fans can hardly wait to witness Matterhorn's face-off against nemesis Fire Links for the first time on the World Clash stage.

Set for Saturday, April 7 at Amazura in Queens, New York, this highly anticipated World Clash R.E.S.E.T. staging will also feature heavy-hitting contenders Bass Odyssey, Black Kat, Poison Dart, Earth Ruler and David Rodigan.

Set to compete in World Clash R.E.S.E.T. in New York and host World Clash R.E.S.E.T. in Jamaica, the industry's most visible selector Tony Matterhorn has people talking for more reasons than one. Whether it's his over-the-top radio interviews where he is verbally 'warring' with fellow contenders or his candid video segments, Tony 'Mentally Ill' Matterhorn has everyone waiting to see what's next.

Tony Matterhorn's involvement in Irish and Chin's 15th Anniversary stagings of World Clash R.E.S.E.T. is a no-brainer, particularly because of the popular selector's strong ties to the World Clash Jamaica (formerly Death Before Dishonour) brand. Matterhorn is pivotal in World Clash Jamaica's early development, bringing an onslaught of attention and hype to the event because of his early victories and back-to-back titles. Before Panther changed World Clash history with consecutive wins as 'The Five Star General', Matterhorn made his mark as the first contender to have back-to-back titles. Matterhorn won World Clash Jamaica in 2002, 2003, followed by the