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Chris Carrabba is stoked for new Chamberlain music and here's why
Anybody who claims to be well-versed in emo culture knows how crucial Chamberlain are to the genre. The Indianapolis, Indiana, outfit started as Split Lip, a hardcore band with bigger musical visions than their contemporaries. Their desire to add everything from melodic singing to acoustic guitars helped build the foundation of the post-hardcore genre. After […]
The oral history of Saddle Creek's fight upstream
For Saddle Creek’s 30th birthday, we talked with the founding members about how they launched the iconic independent record label.
With over 20 albums to his name, will the world ever catch up with Daniel Romano?
Daniel Romano has created his own world with his various projects. The prolific artist spoke about his whirlwind career and his ambitious new record, La Luna.
Freeform '25 Days Of Christmas' lineup disappoints fans
Ah, November. With this new month comes the heated debate on “how early is too early?” to begin preparations for Christmas. While some of us are still mourning the loss of our beloved Halloween holiday, Freeform is ready to bring on the next with the debut of its 25 Days Of Christmas lineup. However, not everyone is […]
SZA has always been alternative—you just weren’t listening
In late 2022, SZA shared her second album, SOS. Now, she’s opening up about its creation, working with Phoebe Bridgers on “Ghost in the Machine” and helping Black communities.
Exclusive Interview: The Maine's John O'Callaghan on the band's forthcoming new album, upcoming tour
THE MAINE recently recorded a new album with producer Colby Wedgeworth at Sonic Ranch in El Paso, Texas—a.k.a. the same pecan ranch where their fall tour mates Taking Back Sunday recorded their new album. Several weeks ago, frontman JOHN O’CALLAGHAN checked in from the studio to give AP a progress report. “I’ve had a ton […]
Here’s how Vic Fuentes is still making dreams come true with his nonprofit
After years of dedicating himself entirely to music, Pierce The Veil vocalist Vic Fuentes was yearning for a new purpose. As fate would have it, he was about to find a monumental one by way of the Living The Dream Foundation. Now, he’s extending the company’s capacity to make dreams come true even in light […]
From The Editor’s Floor: Craig Owens
MICROPHONE PSYCHOLOGY: THE DIRECTOR’S CUT
Chiodos frontman Craig Owens’ future begins with a Cinematic Sunrise
By Mike Shea
NOTE: This is a lot of the stuff that got cut from the cover story on Craig Owens that now appears in AP 242. Some of it also includes alternate versions. So if you […]
25 most influential emo bands who made the genre what it is today
Emo (noun): a hotly contested music genre where bands and fans alike refuse to agree on who qualifies for a place in the rankings for all eternity, where no band admits to falling into the criteria of emo, and no fans admit to listening to it either. Of course, the one precursor to belonging to […]
Throwback Thursday: The First Warped Tours We Attended
Warped Tour kicks off its 20th year tomorrow in Houston. Over those years, the tour has brought countless people amazing memories, and just as you'll never forget the first album you bought or the first music video you saw, you'll never forget your first Warped! Check out some Warped memories from our editorial team and share […]
