Few bands have quite the legacy of Alien Ant Farm. Formed in 1996 in Riverside, CA, the band exploded onto the scene with "Movies," followed by their massive hit, an iconic reimagining of Michael Jackson's "Smooth Criminal." Global success would follow, and a career spanning thirty years, but they've still always been a bit of an underrated gem.
But now, backed by legendary producer Howard Benson, and the rest of the Judge And Jury Records team, that's about to change. They're currently entering the studio for their next album, bringing with them decades of experience and resilience, and are ready to make it their best work yet.
We recently sat down with vocalist/songwriter Dryden Mitchell to discuss their longevity, as well as the upcoming album.
"BAD ATTITUDE" - a punk version of their earlier single, "Attitude"
