Alien Ant Farm Interview: New Music, ANThology and 30 Years of Rock

<p>Alien Ant Farm joins host Hollie Nicole backstage at Inkcarceration Festival for a funny, candid, and surprisingly reflective interview about new music, 25 years of <em>ANThology</em>, and three decades of life as a rock band.</p><p>Fresh off the stage at the Ohio State Reformatory, Dryden Mitchell and Terry Corso discuss performing through a “tornado of noise,” releasing “Reasons,” and working with producer Howard Benson on Alien Ant Farm’s next album. They also explain how the band continues experimenting across rock, metal, reggae, jazz, and other styles without losing the unmistakable voice at the center of its sound.</p><p>The conversation explores Alien Ant Farm’s loyal UK audience, the thrill of seeing younger fans discover the band, and how lyrics written decades ago can take on powerful new meanings later in life.</p><p>Plus, the band teases the 25th anniversary of <em>ANThology</em>, more touring, a new record, and hopes of returning to South America and Asia. Press play for new music, festival energy, legacy, laughter, and classic Teaser Talk chaos!</p>