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Stabbing Westward

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Oct 27, 2026

Jerry BryantGUEST
23:08
And sometimes a band would just have to just doing something, you know, until the power came back on.
Jerry BryantGUEST
23:14
But Stabbing Westward, you mentioned, They were a brand new band in Chicago, and we did a free show at Chicago's Metro.
Jerry BryantGUEST
23:23
Oh, they put on a show that was amazing.
Jerry BryantGUEST
23:26
In fact, the singer, literally, I got a clip of him.

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Jerry BryantGUEST
43:59
And the manager said, well, you know, if you'd play Madonna on some of these artists.
Jerry BryantGUEST
44:03
And I go, no.
Jerry BryantGUEST
44:05
And I remember we put Stabbing Westward on.
Jerry BryantGUEST
44:07
And not for one song, for the whole darn hour, commercial free.
Brandon PetersGUEST
49:26
I'm going to go with a fave here.
Brandon PetersGUEST
49:30
I'm going to go with Stabbing Westward's Shame.
Brandon PetersGUEST
49:33
This is a song from their second album with a blister burn and peel.
Brandon PetersGUEST
49:39
What was the artist? I'm
AaronHOST
49:40
sorry?
Brandon PetersGUEST
49:41
Stabbing Westward.
Brandon PetersGUEST
49:42
Chicago band.
Brandon PetersGUEST
49:43
They have hits you might know like What Do I Have to Do, What Do I Have to Do, and Save Yourself was a big one that was on their following album.
Casey LissHOST
78:52
I have a bunch, but I'm going to try to go through them super duper quickly.
Casey LissHOST
78:56
First of all, a band that I really like that I really was into in high school, Stabbing Westward, their album, the album of theirs that I liked the most was called Wither, Blister, Burn and Peel, I believe.
Casey LissHOST
79:09
It's industrial like kind of angry music.
Casey LissHOST
79:12
Um, they did a recreation of this kind of like Taylor Swift style in the last month or two called, called wither rewired.
Casey LissHOST
78:52
I have a bunch, but I'm going to try to go through them super duper quickly.
Casey LissHOST
78:56
First of all, a band that I really like that I really was into in high school, Stabbing Westward, their album, the album of theirs that I liked the most was called Wither, Blister, Burn and Peel, I believe.
Casey LissHOST
79:09
It's industrial like kind of angry music.
Casey LissHOST
79:12
Um, they did a recreation of this kind of like Taylor Swift style in the last month or two called, called wither rewired.
Damon ShadowGUEST
14:09
I really didn't know too much.
Damon ShadowGUEST
14:13
I was just still kind of cutting my teeth and getting to know what industrial music is outside of the usual Nine Inch Nails and Stabbing Westward Ministry and all that.
Damon ShadowGUEST
14:23
And then there was...
Damon ShadowGUEST
14:28
You know, I saw the movie Bride of Chucky.
ReedPANELIST
11:17
fair.
ParkerPANELIST
11:18
But, Jason, you wanted to really talk about this Stabbing Westward album, so let's go ahead and do that.
Jason McBrideHOST
11:24
Let's kick it off.
Jason McBrideHOST
11:25
So, Stabbing Westward released their reimagined album called Wither Rewired, and it is a remake of Wither, Blister, Burn, and Peel from 1995. possibly one of the best albums to come out of that decade in Jason's eyes.
Jason McBrideHOST
11:43
And so what they did is they went into the studio.
Jason McBrideHOST
11:45
And again, I hate this.
Jason McBrideHOST
11:56
It came out Tuesday.
Jason McBrideHOST
11:57
Today's Thursday.
JasonHOST
9:36
That kind of post-grunge, new sound needed.
JasonHOST
9:40
I always, back in the day, I put them in the category with Gravity Kills and Stabbing Westward, where it's just barely touching the industrial side and a killer rock band.
speaker_0ANNOUNCER
9:50
Awesome.
speaker_0ANNOUNCER
9:52
It's time for new noise.
DavePANELIST
30:10
I go check it out once, like, okay, it's just, I don't feel like they're as good as the originals.
JasonHOST
30:14
stabbing westward just announced they're remaking they're reimagining wither blister burn and peel which is an atrocity because that album is a freaking classic from the 90s one of my favorites not as good as dark at days darkest days but they're gonna ruin it completely and i'm done i'm done with the reimagining parker can
ReedPANELIST
30:32
we get heavy
speaker_8NARRATOR
30:33
let's get heavy
Victor M. RuizHOST
28:37
The label is something that has always put out quality stuff, and this one kinda caught me off guard, so.
Victor M. RuizHOST
28:46
Uh, anyway, on a positive side here, I did listen to, um, uh, Wither Rewired by Stabbing Westward.
Victor M. RuizHOST
28:56
I'm a big fan of the band.
Victor M. RuizHOST
28:58
Uh, that was like their first, that was like their breakthrough album by the band, and they've re-recorded the entire thing.
Mark SheaHOST
34:42
Okay.
Harley DinardoGUEST
34:43
And she started managing Stabbing Westward.
Harley DinardoGUEST
34:45
Remember that band?
Mark SheaHOST
34:46
Yeah, yeah.
Harley DinardoGUEST
34:49
But when we were, when we got dropped, they kinda went to Derek, my guitar player, and said, "Hey, uh, we know you're not playing with them anymore because, you know, there's no more record deal."
Mark SheaHOST
34:58
Yeah.
Harley DinardoGUEST
34:59
"Stabbing Westward's about to go in the studio, and they need a guitar player.
Harley DinardoGUEST
35:02
Why don't you do it?"

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