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35 years ago today, Metallica released Metallica, and in Oct. 1991, Hit Parader spoke with Ulrich about the record.

After years of traveling the world, multi-hyphenate artist Sage Bava returned home and found the inspiration for her new music there.

For fans of the Seattle post-hardcore scene, hearing Johnny Whitney’s feral vocals live again was something people had nearly written off entirely, seeming as if the genre-bending Blood Brothers and their cult-following would take an incredible set of circumstances to see the light of day again. So it was a shock, a fantastic surprise, when…

In conversation with the Seoul-based indie trio 'wave to earth' on their new LP, the sonic choices they made, and the themes behind.

Aly & AJ reflect at Bonnaroo on creative freedom, evolution after their hiatus, and why the “Year of the Horse” signals a bold new era.

Leeds post-punk luddites Yard Act tossed the bottlenecks and external pressure aside to create their most confident, distilled music to date.

A tribute to the legendary Peter Katsis: manager, mentor, and above all, friend to all who lived every moment with joy.

Thirty years after the release of their self-titled album, the band’s Grammy Museum event proved the legacy keeps evolving.

Music, Fashion, Film is a stunning picture of Charli xcx’s love for art, the creation process, and the toll of being an artist.

Hit Parader in conversation with Etty Farrell on what being a 'Lolla girl' means