
Since its debut as a photocopied fanzine handed out at a punk show in 1985, AP has been the publication where the honest word, the correct word, the authoritative word has been spoken on new music and youth culture.

Features, articles, and more from this issue:
In REVIEWS:
- The poppier side of prog rock.
- 80’s rattle rock, v 2.0
- Captain Emo & His Magic Band.
- Former Luscious Jackson frontwoman gets beached.
- Rollercoaster rock from Chicago.
- Bug-eyed, boo-scary types from Britain.
- Those who forget history are, uh, Futurist?
- DJ legend turns old into new.
- More fab cowbell-intensive remakes from hot NYC producers.
- Punk mafia insider takes center stage.
- L.A. buzz band shows us the Way.
- Call off the search party-we’ve got a live one.
- Goofball cover band grows into slightly less goofy goofball cover band.
- Rock ’n’ roll has never sounded so goddamn cute.
- Pete Wentz and Tyson Ritter continue to sleep soundly.
- They wanna hold your... attention.
- Southern boys will be Southern boys.
- A bittersweet return to form for the head Lemonhead.
- Cry, mope, repeat
- Everybody hurts, man.
- I’d rather drink from the dick of a goat.
- Emo’s unsung heroes lose direction.
- “New noise” as key selling point.
- They’re what good things come in.
- Instrumental grandeur is even grander the second time around.
- Post-metal titans sniff, jump into the ether.
- This is not your sister’s MCR-it’s your parents’.

































