Celebrating a decade since its initial release, "Attack Of Life: The Bang Tango Movie" has been restored and upgraded to 4K and HD quality. The documentary originally debuted online in 2016 in standard definition and quickly developed a devoted fanbase for its candid look at the Los Angeles-based rock band Bang Tango.
The film chronicles the band's unique journey and challenges within the late 1980s hard rock scene, touching on industry obstacles, evolving musical landscapes, and internal conflicts. It features rare archival footage combined with in-depth interviews from the original five band members and others connected with the group, such as Riki Rachtman and producer Howard Benson. The opening narration is provided by Dee Snider of Twisted Sister.
Directed by Drew Fortier, who was a guitarist for Bang Tango between 2015 and 2017, the documentary has been fully restored from the original materials to enhance both visual and audio quality without losing its authentic and raw portrayal. The updated version remains free to stream on YouTube, ensuring new audiences can experience the band's story.