In Conversation With Al Jourgensen on His Farewell
The industrial pioneer talks Ministry’s final album, his qualms with the press machine, and a retirement dream involving being seen by no one.
Hit Parader #9: The Beaches
September 2026 — $12.99
In This Issue…
Huddy Reclaims His Voice on 'Somebody to Hate'
No sophomore slump here. Huddy is back with his hard-hitting independent release, 'Somebody to Hate'. Hit Parader got the inside scoop.
PRESIDENT Questions Everything
PRESIDENT tells us about their meteoric rise, the role of anonymity, and the theming behind their brand-new debut album, 'Blood of Your Empire'.
Hannah Cole Finding Her Voice by Trusting Her Own Ears
In conversation with the Nashville-based artist on how growing up can lead to rediscovering the wonder.
Linda Perry is Ready for Her Spotlight
Linda sits down with us to discuss her long awaited documentary Let It Die Here, the upcoming 4 Non Blonds LP, and everything that got her there.
Feature
Songs That Shaped Me: Hermanos Gutiérrez
Alejandro and Estevan trace their musical roots through all the diverse recordings that inspired their latest album.
Discovery of the Month: Strangerr
The New York newcomer on turning vulnerability and visual art into uncategorizable genre-blurring alternative rock.
Meet Kingston Rossdale on the ‘Right Side of the Moon’
An exclusive interview with the emerging artist discussing guitar-tone experiments, sources of inspiration, and the drive behind his debut EP.
The Philosophy of Julia Stone
The singer reflects on old songs’ evolving meanings, becoming a mother, and their new album, 'Karaoke Bar'.
The Future Has a History: Women Take the Field at Daisy Chain Festival
At Olivia Rodrigo’s inaugural Daisy Chain Fields, generations of women came together not just to make history, but to move it forward.
In Conversation
Ministry's Epitaph: In Conversation With Al Jourgensen on His Farewell
The industrial pioneer talks Ministry’s final album, his qualms with the press machine, and a retirement dream involving being seen by no one.
The Commercial Appeal: The Avalanches' Robbie Chater on ‘No Bad Memories’
The Avalanches co-founder discusses the ethos behind advertising samples, joyful collaborations, and the personal connections that shaped their fourth LP ‘No Bad Memories’.
Taking Back Sunday's Adam Lazzara Finds New Meaning in 'Louder Now'
The Taking Back Sunday Frontman on trusting his instincts, reconnecting with Fred Mascherino, and what keeps him chasing the stage.
Subtronics’ Slow Ride to the Big Time
Jesse Kardon opens up about his Skrillex obsession, collaborating with his wife, his own festival, and finding a balance between demanding careers.
Linda Perry Is Ready For Her Spotlight
The songwriter reflects on formative collaborations, childhood pain, and the experiences that shaped her approach to music and helping artists.
News
Faceless Japanese Rising Star JYuno Places in New Spielberg Film 'GIRL'
New rising Japanese pop star JYuno is set to have three of their tracks featured in Destry Allen Spielberg's newly announced psychological crime-thriller GIRL.
Alkaline Trio + Rise Against Pay Homage To Each Other On New Split Single Release
Rise Against and Alkaline Trio have just released a split single featuring a song from each band's discography, ahead of their co-headline tour.
Genre-Bending Artist Ando San Joins Sumerian Records
The LA based hybrid rapper multi-instrumentalist Ando San has signed to Sumerian Records alongside the release of two new singles.
Bob Dylan’s ‘Highway 61 Revisited’ 61 Years Later
Bob Dylan changed music forever 61 years ago when he released his monumental sixth LP, 'Highway 61 Revisited'.
Balu Brigada Is Back With 'BedHead'
The Auckland duo return with a hazy, groove-centric indie track that sharpens the sound behind their breakout rise.
Hit Parader Approved
Andrea Bocelli @ the Hollywood Bowl: Reviewed
With soaring vocals and surprise guests, Bocelli brought an evening of opera and pop to a fully invested crowd.
60 Years Later, How Does 'Rubber Soul’ Hold Up With Its New Coat of Paint?
Classic records from The Beatles have been getting new modern mixes through the efforts of Giles Martin, Rubber Soul the most recent with a new remix and remaster.
The Cameron Winter ‘Live at Carnegie Hall’ Experience
Cameron Winter finally released his sold-out Carnegie Hall performance on December 11, 2025 as a live album.
Social Distortion at the Hollywood Palladium and a little 'Story of My Life'
At the Hollywood Palladium, Diana Popick explores what it means to grow older without outgrowing the music that shaped her.
Bruno Mars Shoots For The Moon With The Romantic Tour, And Lands Among The Stars
Love songs and heartstring-pulling ballads may have made Bruno Mars a star, but rhythm, Silk Sonic smoothness and a sound that transcends generations make his five-night stop at Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium an easy sell.
Featured Conversations
It Just Fell Into Place: Mayday Parade On Their Toughest Project Yet
Mayday Parade’s Derek Sanders speaks on their three-part emo trilogy, ‘Sweet, Sad, and Sugar’, the process behind it, and what’s…
Barbara and Zakk Wylde: Their Only Joint Interview On More Than 40 Years Together
In an exclusive interview before Zakk’s Black Label Society release their powerful new album, Engines of Demolition, a superb collection…
Hit Parader Archive: Talking With Lars Ulrich After Releasing The Black Album
35 years ago today, Metallica released Metallica, and in Oct. 1991, Hit Parader spoke with Ulrich about the record.
From the Archive: Linkin Park: Sudden Superstars
Linkin Park were already reshaping the rap/metal playbook with Hybrid Theory when this conversation captures them on the cusp of…
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