Is Stanley From LIFE, SEX & DEATH Returning to Music? (Free)
In this episode of ASTV, Matt and Tanner dive deep into enigmatic LIFE, SEX & DEATH frontman Stanley (Chris Stann) of the dormant 90's alternative metal act. They explore recent photos and videos of Stanley making waves at live events, including a stage appearance at the Whiskey a-Go-Go in LA with Poison's Rikki Rockett and his new band. The hosts discuss the potential for new music or a live event from Stanley and LSD guitarist Alex Kane.
They also take a look back at the band's groundbreaking career, reflecting on why they never achieved mainstream success despite their unique sound and style. The guys dissect the band's sole album, 'The Silent Majority', released by Warner Brothers in 1992, and consider how it garnered a dedicated cult following. Could this iconic act be gearing up for a comeback? Could Stanley be releasing music at some point? Tune in to hear their thoughts!
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20 Mar 2025
Does the Woke Mob Affect Metal's True Identity? (Free)
Matt & Chris dive into taboo topics that many avoid, especially with the rising trend of identity politics in music. In this episode, the guys tackle a provocative question: Matt & Chris dive into taboo topics that many avoid, especially with the rising trend of identity politics in music. In this episode, the guys tackle a provocative question: Has heavy metal become overrepresented with female vocalists? This genre, traditionally marketed to men, has seen a shift that raises eyebrows. Matt and Chris express their appreciation for female vocals in rock and metal but also discuss the backlash when expressing personal musical preferences. The conversation also challenges the idea that criticism of female-fronted bands automatically makes someone sexist. Chris even shares a clip from his interview with Sophie Lloyd, a talented female guitarist, who talks about how it’s okay for men to comment on female musicians’ appearances while still respecting their talents. The episode uncovers the hypocrisy of those who try to silence open discussions on these issues. If you're ready for a thought-provoking conversation that pushes boundaries, this episode is for you. But if you're sensitive to topics involving identity politics and division in music, you might want to skip ahead.
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19 Mar 2025TRANSCRIPT
Will System Of A Down Ever Release New Music? (Free)
Matt & Chris are back with another segment of Aftershocks TV, diving into Daron Malakian's recent comments. The System Of A Down guitarist revealed he is no longer interested in writing new music for SOAD. After 20 years since their last full-length album, Malakian plans to focus his creative energy on Scars On Broadway instead. This announcement adds to the growing tension between him and SOAD's lead vocalist, Serj Tankian. Although Tankian had previously expressed openness to creating new music, the two musicians have struggled to align on the direction of the band. Despite the ongoing divide, SOAD fans can look forward to 15 scheduled show dates around the world. Tune in as Matt & Chris unpack these developments and explore what this means for the future of System Of A Down.
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Will System Of A Down Ever Release New Music? (Free)
Published 19 Mar 2025 · Transcript excerpt
[…] Supposedly, Serge, whatever last show they did all together, he really enjoyed it, and they got along great, and he was like, maybe we can do something here. Okay. Let's go ahead, and I guess the plan was they're going to schedule some extra shows this year and kind of feel it out. I think they have like 13 shows, which is the most they've had in 20 years. A long time. A long time, right? It's also 90s nostalgia time. These guys can once again be on top of the mountain like all these other 90s bands are right now. So, time to cash in, right? People want it now more than ever. So, That was the big hang-up. […]
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