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Oceans Ate Alaska's 'Lost' Cause

Spastic and dynamic, it’s as frenetic as it is planned. It’s the new sound of live music, and it might also be the best record you’ll hear all year. Oceans Ate Alaska comes Stateside to highlight our annual Live Music Issue.

By David Stagg

Photo by Kelly Hamilton

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Nothing More

By Sarah Dos Santos
Published February 2015

After a struggling on both their personal and professional lives to get where they are, Nothing More has evolved in to a band of messengers with a true and inspired word to share.

Miss May I

By David Stagg
Published February 2015

Currently on the Frozen Flame Tour, vocalist Levi Benton checks in with HM from the road to talk about their sellout shows, the current live outlook and a little Riff Raff.

Wovenwar's Anchor

By David Stagg
Published February 2015

Jordan Mancino keeps the groove every night in his new band, Wovenwar. Find out the most embarassing and most special moments he's had in his career from the best seat in the house: the throne.

Becoming Vekora

By Sean Huncherick
Published February 2015

If their were ever a renaissance drummer, it would be Jesse Sprinkle. Beyond music, his skills in percussion serve as a tool for community. He recently spoke with HM about those ideas and his numerous projects with an endless chain of outcomes.

The Exorcism of Papa Roach

By David Stagg
Published January 2015

Vocalist Jacoby Shaddix shares an intimate portrait of his life as an addict and how he fearlessly rebounded to write one of the most genuine albums of his life. And he did it all sober.

Scared Vindless

By David Stagg
Published January 2015

Genre films and Cormac McCarthy novels from the new prince of Horrorcore, Nim Vind

Tear Out the Heart's Triumph Over Death

By Collin Simula
Published January 2015

Tear Out the Heart's Tyler Konersman writes the record of his suffering before it befalls him. Read his stunning interview with Managing Editor Collin Simula about the lead singer's walk alongside a deathly sentence

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