Alternative Press Magazine

The Paranoyds have released their powerful sophomore album, Talk Talk Talk. The band discuss opening for Jack White and embracing creative mistakes.

Royal & The Serpent is continuing to navigate her way out of darkness. On her new 'Happiness is an Inside Job' EP, Royal is reaching new heights and positivity.

Singer-songwriter Phoebe Bridgers surprised fans by coming out on stage at The 1975's LA tour stop.

Welcome to Scene Report, where we highlight emerging, underground scenes and subcultures across the globe. When Samuel first found himself at Sweat it Out Lagos, an EDM event that happens once a month where different DJs play electronic music and house tracks, what he immediately noticed were bodies pressed together against the wall of the warehouse. For the first time ...

After five years, Miss May I return with new album Curse Of Existence. Levi Benton and Ryan Neff break down the recording process and working with Will Putney.

Hannah Judge of fanclubwallet makes indie bops for fans of emotional pop. Her debut record 'You Have Got To Be Kidding Me' is a love letter to the genre.

BONBONWHIMS jewelry blends Y2K aesthetics with whimsical modernity. Founder Clare Ngai discusses its cult following, thanks to Kylie Jenner and Olivia Rodrigo.

We've scoured TikTok for the best makeup looks and hacks you can learn in 60 seconds or less. Get your ghoul on and make those undead heads turn on Halloween.

2022 was a pop culture boiling pot, so this year's Halloween will be anything but boring. From Euphoria to Travis Barker, here are 9 costumes you'll definitely see.

Do Revenge is Netflix's latest hit film. Costume designer Alana Morshead breaks down the inspiration behind some of the film's best costumes and her future projects.

Stylo au Plafond, the upstart fashion brand is dipped in irony. Matthew Michaud and Kieran Sutton discuss their beginnings, embracing memes and more.

Blazzy transforms everyday objects into bold artistic statements. With his “Say No To Fentanyl” T-shirt, the designer is championing awareness and safety.

A trailer for A24’s When You Finish Saving The World is out. The film marks Jesse Eisenberg’s directorial debut and stars Finn Wolfhard and Julianne Moore.

Wednesday Addams from The Addams Family has always been a beloved goth icon. With the new Netflix series Wednesday, we dive into why the character has a cult following.

Fall Out Boy’s Pete Wentz is set to co-write his first graphic novel titled Dying Inside. Get an exclusive first look at the artwork now.

Musicians shift our sense of style and culture, but so do fictional characters. From Ramona Flowers (Scott Pilgrim) to Janis Ian (Mean Girls), check out our picks.

From cult classics like Jennifer's Body to new-gen shows like Scream Queens, don’t underestimate the airhead bimbo. Here's why they run horror movies.

Jennifer’s Body is one of the biggest cult classics of the 21st century. For those who love the movie, here are 15 other horror films you might like.

So-Hee Woo is the creator behind metaverse sets for the Kid LAROI, Oliver Tree and Trippie Redd. In this interview, Woo details how she brings them to life.

This State of the Metaverse Address is an homage to internet pioneers of the ’90s. Welcome to the Wild, Wild West of Web3.

PRISM founders GRL and REN are on a mission to onboard more artists in Web3. The duo is diversifying the metaverse and helping others feel like they belong.

For the past quarter of a decade, Scott Campbell has been building his reputation as one of the world’s most celebrated tattoo artists.

​​Slipknot’s foray into the metaverse was only announced this month, via a partnership with Sandbox, but it’s been a lifetime in the making. Inspired by the early days of playing the video game Quake online via dial-up internet with friends in different parts of the world to the creativity that came from editing the source code, Clown has always been interested in how communities can work together

From "crypto bros" to "goth girlfriends," despite the vastly growing world of Web3, there remains an absence of diverse, marginalized groups represented in these spaces. Opportunities for artistic innovation are now being led by predominantly male, white, cisgendered voices, leaving little inspiration for women, people of color or those who identify with the LGBTQ+ community to