Some Noisecreep readers might recognize Automatic Static mainman Z Rokk aka Zac Diebels from his days as the guitarist in Sacramento, Calif. alterna-metallers Simon Says. After the latter group ...

This shouldn't come as any sort of shock or surprising revelation, but Wayne Static's first solo single, 'Assassins of Youth,' sounds a whole hell of a lot like his main band Static-X. It's the evil ...

The post Static-X Release New Song “Stay Alive” Featuring Late Frontman Wayne Static’s Vocals: Stream appeared first on Consequence. “Stay Alive” is one of the final original songs Wayne was working ...

"This song was originally a demo from the Start a War album, which was never completed. Wayne and I never felt like the music on the original demo was fully realized,” says bassist Tony Campos. “The ...

As the frontman of Static-X, the late Wayne Static (né Wells) brought guitar crunch and electronic elements into the American rock forefront in a way that got the metalheads out on the dance floor.

YouTube Music listeners love seeing the lyrics to their favorite songs, and the platform now offers static song lyrics for all users. YouTube Music offering static song lyrics for all users The new ...

When songwriter Stephen “Static Major” Garrett’s lyrics converged with Aaliyah’s voice it created a vortex. Not a “matter turns to nothingness,” vacuum-type of vortex, but a supernovaical vortex that ...

Static Major, born Stephen Garrett, was a gifted writer and producer who used his talents to create some of the biggest R&B hits of the ’90s (and after) for some of the biggest stars of that time, ...

Steely Dan’s smooth grooves often helped to mask acerbic lyrical sentiments. In the case of their 1978 single “FM (No Static at All),” they managed to take some subtle jabs at the radio format that ...