Alien Ant Farm are back with a new single, “Gaslighter,” delivering the grooving riffs, soaring harmonies and unmistakable sound that helped make the band a staple of early 2000s rock.
Frontman Dryden Mitchell describes the track as a “razor-edged gem” aimed at liars and manipulators. The song also draws inspiration from Native American code talkers who served during World War I and World War II.
The release arrives as Alien Ant Farm prepare to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their breakthrough album, ANThology, with a run of shows across the UK and Ireland.
The band will join Skindred for several major dates while also performing select headlining shows of their own.
Mitchell expressed excitement about hitting the road with Skindred, praising the band’s energy and promising fans some memorable nights.
With new music and a milestone anniversary to celebrate, Alien Ant Farm are keeping their signature sound alive.
