Watch 5 Seconds Of Summer's mesmerizing acoustic performance of "Youngblood"
5 Seconds Of Summer dropped by the BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge this week, and our hearts are so full. Watch videos from the performance below! Read more: 5 Seconds Of Summer announce earlier release date of Youngblood During their visit, the band played two songs, as it’s the usual in the Live Lounge: a cover...
Best Coast announce children’s album and other news you might have missed today
Watch a new music video from Culture Abuse—plus, Best Coast announced they are releasing a children’s album. Check out the news you might have missed today below! Read more: Marilyn Manson reveals the song he’s proudest of writing Culture Abuse premiere video for “Dip” Culture Abuse have premiered a new video for “Dip,” which was...
Silverstein talk about the music they just can't listen to anymore
Every music lover has that one good song or album that’s ruined by a shitty time or person. For Shane Told, frontman of post-hardcore darlings Silverstein, “The Smart One” of the Fab Four is an artist tarnished by a bad rep that sucks the joy out of great tunes. In this APTV exclusive, Told explains...
Kurt Cobain exhibit in Nirvana's hometown destroyed by fire
A Kurt Cobain museum exhibit in Nirvana‘s hometown of Aberdeen, Washington, was destroyed in a fire on Saturday, as reported by Seattle’s KING-TV. See news video footage of the three-alarm fire at the Aberdeen Armory below. Read more: Frances Bean Cobain shares original song The Armory contained the Aberdeen Museum of History, which has an...
Maynard James Keenan promises new music next year
Maynard James Keenan officially announced that new music is on the way – assumably from Tool – coming next year. Read more: Marilyn Manson reveals which song he’s proudest of writing Keenan shared that we’ll be hearing new music sometime next year during his acceptance speech as the Icon award recipient at last night’s Metal Hammer...
Marilyn Manson reveals the song he's proudest of writing
Marilyn Manson shares some interesting insights during a recently aired interview with host Daniel P. Carter of BBC Radio 1’s “Rock Show.” Digging deep in his discography, the rocker even reveals which song he’s proudest of writing. Read more: 5 things you should forget about Anthrax Selecting a Bowie-ish psycho-ballad from his 1998 third album, Manson...
Blessthefall announce fall headlining tour
Blessthefall will be hitting the road later this year for a massive North American headlining tour. Read more: Ghost announce extensive North American fall tour Joining the band on their 30-date trek across North American is the Word Alive, Ded, Thousand Below and A War Within. The fall tour kicks off Sept. 2 in, Albuquerque, New Mexico and...
Hopesfall break the reunion curse, come back swinging with “Tunguska”
Hopesfall’s tenure on Trustkill Records throughout the ’00s was synonymous with an evolving sound—one spanning space-obsessed melodic hardcore (The Satellite Years), intense alt-rock exploration (A Types) and their dark post-hardcore demise (Magnetic North). READ MORE: As I Lay Dying on return: “We understand there are many questions.” Today, AP is premiering “Tunguska” from Arbiter, Hopesfall’s...
Weezer's "Africa" cover is their biggest hit in a decade
It looks like Weezer are really bringing home the bacon with their recent cover of Toto‘s ’80s hit “Africa,” the unlikely rendition the outcome of a months-long Twitter campaign from fan account @WeezerAfrica. Revisit the cover tune below. As reported by Pitchfork, Weezer’s “Africa” lands at No. 89 on the Billboard Hot 100 this week,...