to this day the band still perform songs from this album during their live set, Love After Death has yet to see a release in the U.S. Break up (1996–2002) The break up of the original line up of Bang Tango occurred in 1995 after returning from a European tour in support of Love After Death. Frontman Joe Leste' and bassist Kyle Kyle then reformed the band in 1996 with a revolving door of musicians. In 1997, Leste' and Kyle Kyle formed the alternative rock band Eating Crow as a side project. Though no recordings were ever officially released and only a handful of shows were played, the song So Abused was featured in the Wes Craven film Wishmaster but not released on its soundtrack. With the band being a side project of then current members of Bang Tango, So Abused was featured heavily in Bang Tango's live set list in the late 1990s. In 1998 the band released the live album, simply titled Live. In 1999 the band released Greatest Tricks, which was a compilation of the band's most well known songs re-recorded with Bang Tango's current line up at the time. The Joe Leste' and Kyle Kyle version of the band continued to tour under the Bang Tango name until dissipating 1999. Frontman Joe Leste' went on to sign a record deal with Warner Bros. and form the hard rock band Beautiful Creatures in 2001. Reformation (2003–2018) In 2003, Joe Leste' once again reformed the band, this time as its sole original member, and released the Ready to Go album. One reunion show with all original members of Bang Tango occurred in 2006. The whole show can be viewed on YouTube but is mislabeled as being from 2015. 2006 saw the release of the From The Hip album and 2011 saw the release of Pistol Whipped in the Bible Belt. In 2010, the original lineup minus frontman Joe Leste' reformed with a different vocalist and performed two shows as Bang Tango Redux. In 2014, Bang Tango recruited former Dio guitarist Rowan Robertson. Shortly after completing and screening Attack of Life: The Bang Tango Movie, director Drew Fortier went on to join Bang Tango as their second guitarist in 2015. Bang Tango has reportedly been working on a new album. Reunion with original lineup (2019-present) In November 2019, it was announced that the original Bang Tango line up consisting