From Alissa’s forthcoming solo project to Doyle’s line of hot sauces, to hefty conversations about human psychology, no stone was left unturned. The first three way conversation in the Electric Theater was one for the books. Instead of sussing out the negative with a constructive aim, people clique together to talk shit – resulting in people that put themselves out there becoming the targets of people that don’t. The culture now however is much more tribal. Humans hardwired propensity to identify the problem used to be about solving a problem. The thinking is, if everything is ok, there is nothing to worry about.
Alissa broke down an interesting assertion rooted in human psychology that suggests the gravitation to seek out the negative is actually defense mechanism. That results in the talking heads spending more effort picking apart artists, rather than sharing praise.Ĭlown pressed to explore the idea of why that negativity is so prevalent for humans. People are much more inclined to read/click on something critical rather than congratulatory. The conclusion seemed to arrive at the need to create controversy, even if contrived, for the sake of engagement. Spring-boarding from there, the three began deducing the culture of online negativity and how the anonymity of the digital screen gives people the false confidence to be especially critical. The front woman expressed a frustration with the different standard and vented how tedious it becomes to try and navigate that.
Joking with Doyle that “sex sells,” in referring to Doyle not wearing a shirt on stage for literally decades, Alissa detailed how regardless of how conservatively she dresses onstage, the narrative is spun to suggest that she is using sex appeal in her performance. The conversation would stay on the topic of presentation for a healthy portion of the discussion, with Alissa addressing the double standard that exists particularly for a woman in the world of metal. It’s that confidence through the visual presentation that translates onstage and on the record. Be it clown’s mask, Doyle’s make-up, or Alissa’s very elaborate stage ensembles, there is a balance of persona and personal expression that allows each of the artists the freedom to become who they really are when the put on their warpaint. “I only tell the truth when I’m wearing the mask.”ĭoyle, Alissa, and clown all found an important take away in that moment. The clown would go a step further and dig into even more of the psychology behind having a persona, confiding that his experience with therapy has allowed him to understand this profound lesson… This assertion suggests that when people put on a certain uniform, be it a painter’s smock or a captain’s hat, they actually perform better in the actual capacity of that role. Alissa would bring up the preliminary studies of something called, “enclothed cognition”. With Alissa, Doyle, and clown all having an especially unique look when they step onstage, it’s obvious that all three share a value in how they present and express themselves. The trio spent some time discussing the importance of developing and maintaining an aesthetic.
The pair joined clown for a conversation that kicked with a pretty compelling talking point from the man in the mask. The latest episode of the Electric Theater featured an exchange with Alissa White-Gluz of Arch Enemy and Doyle Von Frankenstein. Modern smartphones allow users to use photos from the web or photographs captured with a phone's camera can be set as a wallpaper.Ramon Gonzales in Interviews on November 18, 2020Īlissa White-Gluz of Arch Enemy and Doyle Von Frankenstein join the clown in the Electric Theater for a candid conversation that explores the psychology behind dressing for the job you want, the tribal subconscious of online naysayers, and the double standard that exists between men and women in metal.
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