AFI – ‘Bodies’

When posed the question as to what studio album number 11 means to a band like AFI, bassist Hunter Burgan presciently responds: “Every album is an opportunity to show people a snapshot of our evolution.” And if there was ever a punk rock band unafraid of evolving, its AFI.

AFI – ‘The Missing Man’

The release of 2017’s self-titled, or ‘The Blood Album’, was heralded as the comeback critics and fans had been waiting for from AFI. It was a return to the post-hardcore sound that began with ‘Sing the Sorrow’ and coursed through ‘Decemberunderground’, and it felt like a band

AFI’s Davey Havok announces new novel, ‘Love Fast Los Angeles’

AFI vocalist Davey Havok has announced the release of his upcoming new novel, ‘Love Fast Los Angeles’. Due for release on the 6th February 2018 and following up Havok’s first novel, 2013’s ‘Pop Kids’, the story follows Alvin, a party photographer. His controversial, taste-making site has brought fortune and fame to

Our guide to Download 2017

LIVE: Deftones / AFI @ Alexandra Palace, London

When watching Deftones on stage at Alexandra Palace it’s strange to think the way they reached their initial popularity in ‘90s. It was a different time back then, and they were considered part of the burgeoning nu-metal movement. Yet, as they careen through ‘My Own Summer (Shove It)’, you

Deftones, AFI @ The Alexandra Palace

New AFI video for ‘Hidden Knives’

AFI recently premiered their new video for ‘Hidden Knives’ at NME. The song is taken from the band’s latest album, ‘AFI (The Blood Album)’, which was released earlier this year on Concord.

AFI & Chain Gang of 1974 @ The Riviera Theater, Chicago IL

AFI share video for ‘Aurelia’

AFI have unveiled a video for their new single, ‘Aurelia’. The track is taken from their excellent new album, ‘AFI (The Blood Album)’, which was released earlier this month via Concord. The band will back in the UK later this year support Deftones on their upcoming arena tour, and you can

AFI – ‘AFI (The Blood Album)’

It seems that whenever AFI make their return, they are met with the same comments. “I wish they still sounded like their old stuff,” or “I only like the first three albums,” are often spewed across the Internet with a refusal to let go of the past. It’s true