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Mississippi joins Texas to lift mask mandates and open venues at capacity
On Wednesday, Mar. 3, Mississippi officially joined Texas and is also lifting the state’s COVID-19 restrictions and mask mandates. Currently, both states are allowing businesses to reopen at full capacity. All of this means that concerts and festivals in these states can return at 100 percent capacity starting this month. Read more: Gerard Way reveals […]
Anti-Flag, Third Eye Blind, Tom Morello on Occupy Wall Street benefit compilation
A massive compilation titled Occupy This Album has been detailed and can be seen below. The release will be available May 15 and benefits Occupy Wall St. Disc 1: 01. Matt Pless – “Something’s Got to Give” * 02. Jackson Browne – “Come On, Come On, Come On – * 03. George Martinez & The […]
Track By Track: War Generation, 'Start Somewhere Never Surrender'
Jon Bunch (Sense Field, Further Seems Forever) and Brad Lehmann (Maylene & The Sons of Disaster) joined forces this year to form War Generation, who will see their debut album Start Somewhere Never Surrender released tomorrow, September 3, via Rise Records. Bunch wrote the following track by track to help get you more familiar with […]
10 self-help, positive mental attitude albums to get you through today
Yeah, we’ve got problems: Paxil ’scripts are rising faster than Dr. Phil’s ratings, and the positive-thinking selections on the shelves at Barnes & Noble are almost crushing the YA section. But when you’ve blown your rent check on Lexapro and depression’s still got you wishing you could go to sleep forever, music’s the one cure […]
Nathan Fielder continues his reign as a cultural staple, 10 years after Nathan For You
As Comedy Central’s Nathan For You celebrates its 10th anniversary, we’re looking back on Nathan Fielder’s influence as a comedian and diving into why fans are so fascinating with his “docu-reality” style.
Credited for booking MCR's first NYC show, Heath Miller tells us how he made it in the industry
Heath Miller has been at the game a long time: He's a 20-year veteran of the music industry, and he was the person to book My Chemical Romance and Fall Out Boy’s first NYC shows, as well as manage many bands that have now become scene staples. He spoke with AP about getting his start […]
25 Years of Off-The-Wall Moments in AP History (Click here!)
“I actually advocate stealing my record, if possible. I don't give a fuck. What happens—regardless if [listeners] paid for it or not—is they're happy with it, they will follow you and they will tell people about it. If we do give a shit about anyone, it's that kind of fan.” AL JOURGENSEN, the founder of […]
A conversation with MC Lars
As prolific as MC LARS is, releasing a wave of singles, EPs and remixes throughout his decade-long run, his latest full-length, This Gigantic Robot Kills, has been cooking for a healthy block of time. The album is his first proper studio release in three years. As Lars has been prone to do on past efforts, […]
AP&R: spill tab, babychaos and other rising artists to check out this month
Every month, Alternative Press is sharing some of our favorite new releases. From Los Angeles punk to metal, this month’s AP&R list spans across diverse genres, bringing you a unique list of up-and-coming artists. Check out these rising artists who will soon become your new favorite below. Read more: AP&R: Sycco, SEB and other rising […]
20 alternative songs you didn’t realize were recorded in Simlish
The Sims franchise has been going for a long time. Those pixelated people in their simulated homes and their intricate stories have been inspiring and entertaining the masses since 2000 with the release of The Sims for PC. Creator Will Wright put his heart and soul into the games, and it shows. But what about […]
