Time for Rock...
Time for Rock...
Alien Ant Farm, hailing from Riverside, California, burst onto the music scene in 1996. They've carved a niche for themselves in the rock world, amassing over 5 million sales worldwide with their six studio albums.
Their breakout moment came in 2001 with their infectious cover of Michael Jackson's "Smooth Criminal." The track dominated the Billboard Alternative Songs chart and even made its way into the soundtrack for the film "American Pie 2."
Prior to their mainstream success, Alien Ant Farm self-released their debut album, "Greatest Hits," in 1999. This caught the eye of DreamWorks Records who signed the band in 2000. Their sophomore effort, "ANThology," followed in 2001, going platinum and reaching a respectable number 11 on the Billboard 200.
The band continued their momentum with "TruANT" in 2003. This album, produced by the DeLeo brothers of Stone Temple Pilots, peaked at number 42 on the Billboard 200.
Despite recording their fourth album, "3rd Draft," in 2005, the release was shelved by Geffen Records after they acquired DreamWorks. This setback was eventually overcome, as the album was re-released in 2006 as "Up in the Attic," landing at number 114 on the Billboard 200.
After a period of sporadic touring, Alien Ant Farm returned with their fifth studio album, "Always and Forever," in February 2015. This release marked another chapter in their enduring career.
Alien Ant Farm's journey is a testament to their hard work and dedication. Their blend of rock anthems and innovative covers has cemented their place in the music landscape, proving that the band's influence continues to buzz.
