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The social media accounts linked to from Mixed Alternative Magazine are: • Facebook • Instagram • Email Besides social media accounts, Mixed_Alt_Mag has populated their site with: • Built in the Rocket City: The Legacy of Dizzy D • Book Review: Arkham Asylum • Off The Charts: A Lifetime as a Music Lover Part Two • Word of Mouth: A Surprise Conversation with Samuel Isaac Penn • On the Scene: Hope MacGregor • Off The Charts: A Lifetime as a Music Lover • Blacktop Mojo Proves Rock Still Has a Pulse • Reviews on the Real: Music Picks for the end of July • Reviews on the Real: violent pink ultra teal by HolleeStar • Reviews on the Real: I’m a Decadent by The Kyle December • Reviews on the Real: We Can Hang by FOND • Bay Simpson Is Writing Muscle Shoals’ Next Chapter • Reviews on the Real: DC’s Burden’s Landing Bring Dreamy, Layered Vibes With New Releases • Reviews on the Real: Music Picks for July 2026 • The Alabama Heathens Load the Merch and Drive Anyway • Where Nostalgia Meets a New Generation: Jimmy Eat World at Stone Pony Summer Stage • Weekend Rock: Dance Gavin Dance at The Stone Pony Summer Stage in Asbury Park • Inside Leaning Studios: The Studio Amplifying Louisiana’s Alternative Voices • The Book Nook: Rockstar Echoes by Zach Taylor • Reviews on the Real: Shape by Cinder • Reviews on the Real: Main Attraction by Glitter Litter • A Force for Change: Presenting Deanz • Let the Good Times Boil: Burning Crawfish Festival Returns This May • Reviews on the Real: Panic by XIII Minutes • Pop Evil Delivers Old and New at The Stone Pony in Asbury Park on April 2 • From Misery to Malice: Louisiana’s Rising Force in Deathcore • Backstage 504 + Mixed Alt Mag: Episode 22 - Justin Hammer/ The Devil's Den/ From Misery to Malice • Backstage 504 + Mixed Alt Mag - The LIVE Experience - Ep. 3 - Black Market Halos Reunion Varsity • Film Review: Iron Lung • The Many Musical Chapters of Leif Meche • Keeping the Vinyl Spinning: Dana Labat and the Heart of Capital City Records • Backstage 504: #19 Black Market Halos • Reunited and Loud: Black Market Halos Mark 13 Years with a Comeback Show • Owls & Aliens Embrace Transformation on Powerful New Single • Reviews on the Real: Frankenstein Mind by Shades of Wisteria • Eclipse Fest 3 Returns to Lafayette • Reviews on the Real: BetweenLoveandHate • Reviews on the Real: Let the Moonshine by Chris Pryor featuring Amber Lynn • Reviews on the Real: Everfelt’s Stirring to Wake • Subliminal Landmines: Detonating Their Return to Louisiana’s Punk Scene • Conversations with an Indie Filmmaker: DeOndria Michelle • Finding the Song in Everyone: Conversations with Dash Rip Rock • Reviews on the Real: Megahera • Reviews on the Real: Echoes by Caustic Waves • Reviews on the Real: Cinder’s Vows to Boscobel EP • Woven with Feeling: The Artistry of Teen Idle • Neurons and Notes: The Musical Mind of Joseph LeDoux • Reviews on the Real: Stockholm Syndrome by Fishbone • Mixed Alt Mag Presents: Inside Stockholm Syndrome with Fishbone • Reviews on the Real: 3AM 666 by Antania • Reviews on the Real: Who Told You by XIII Minutes Reimagined • Reviews on the Real: Tides by What Will Be • Reviews on the Real: Speak for a Minute by Hawthorne Oachs • Reviews on the Real: Escape Your Fate by Caustic Waves • Reviews on the Real: The Wrestlers • Reviews on the Real: Vudu Sister • Mixed Alt Mag Presents: Scene Noise w/ DJ Novi, Alfred Banks, Kaye the Beast, and La Reezy • The Creative Life of Ryan S Leavitt • Reviews on the Real: Trailer Park by Mayrunner • Reviews on the Real: Compromised by Caustic Waves • Music Reviews by Nick: What Have I Won by Spiller • Revisiting the Roots: The Fremonts Release Remastered Classics • Barking at the Muse: How Ozzy Osbourne Inspired My Musical Journey • Reviews on the Real: Exploring Trust Devoured by pMad • Reviews on the Real: Breathing by Cinder • Music Reviews by Nick: Live on Long Island by Bad Mary • Reviews on the Real: Exploring Peregrine Stanzas by Andy Connolly • Awake and Alive: How Mod Sun Shifted My Outlook • Self-Made Genius: Tracing the Musical Legacy of Matt Mahaffey • Unfiltered and Unleashed: The Dodies Redefine Raw Power as a Dynamic Duo • Music Reviews by Nick: Playing with Fire by Caustic Waves • Reviews on the Real: From Misery to Malice Bids Farewell with Ferocity on Aeternum Vale EP • Reviews on the Real: Brett Carlisle Haunts the Heart with New EP Ghost • Her Riot Ignites Mid City: A Fierce Celebration of Women in Music • Finding the Middle Ground: Striking Balance in Louisiana’s Evolving Music Scene • Who On Earth: Bringing the Thunder Back to Modern Hard Rock • Reviews on the Real: Must’ve Been the Wind by Hawthorne Oachs • Biff Swenson: An Architect of Asbury Park’s Indie Scene • Reviews on the Real: Quicksand by Caustic Waves • Bayou Harmony: The Rise of Louisiana’s Collaborative Alternative Music Scene • Reviews on Real: Serenity by Nicki Needham • Inner Anguish Brings Raw Power and Southern Grit to Louisiana’s Metal Scene • Reviews on the Real: My Therapy by Aaron J Burke • Off the Charts: Brett Carlisle • Reviews on the Real: Cinder Embraces Fleeting Time in Haunting New Single ‘Impermanence’ • Acid Bath’s Triumphant Return: A Night 28 Years in the Making • Nick's Corner: Double Knockout Single Review • HolleeStar Shines Bright: Louisiana’s Alternative Scene Gets a New Sound • The Alabama Heathens: Southern Grit Meets Raw Rock Energy • Reviews on the Real: ‘Johnny’s Got a Girlfriend’ by Glitter Litter • Reviews on the Real: Shoot Out the Satellites by The BIG Reveal • Rian's Den: From Vision to Reality • Off the Charts: Local Rock ‘n Roll Takes Over Mars Music Hall • Reviews on the Real: Blueprints for a Breakdown by T Mason & The Bricklayers • April Playlist Picks: Way Back When • Unveiling The BIG Reveal: Alabama’s Rising Alternative Rock Band • Floating Above the Bayou: Brax is Elevating Southern Cloud Rap to New Heights • The Revival of Alternative Rock in Louisiana: A New Wave of Sound in the Bayou State • Boiler Room’s Revival: A Resurgent Force in Metal • Off the Charts: Otis Walker • Reviews on the Real: ‘Road Dog’ by Jared Daws is a Gritty Anthem for the Highway Wanderer • Reviews on the Real: ‘Despair’ by Hawthorne Oachs • Book Review: Playboys, Celebrities, and Me by Dianne Dorman • Reviews on the Real: Phantum Sun’s Haunted by Disillusion • The Book Nook: We'll Try and Get That on For You • Death and Glory Tour: Palaye Royale & Johnnie Guilbert at The Joy Theater in New Orleans • Way Back When: March Playlist Picks 2025 • Don’t Lose Your Head: The Unstoppable Return of Daemon Grimm • Grey Areas: A Louisiana Metal Band Looking to Inspire Hope in a World Filled with Chaos • Way Back When: The Love Month Playlist Picks • Weekend Rock: Smile Empty Soul at the Freetown Boom Boom Room in Lafayette, Louisiana • Reviews on the Real: Thieves and Tyrants EP by Gnashing • Don’t Freak Out! It’s Just Jeff Vance, Everybody! • Nick's Corner: January 2025 Recs • Way Back When: January Picks • Reviews on the Real: Voice of the Enemy’s Mannequin of Misery: Volume 1 EP • Reviews on the Real: Mi’Kael Chalyce’s ‘Faded Love’ is an anthem for anyone who has experienced heartbreak • Eclipse Fest: A Pillar of the Louisiana Alternative Scene • Way Back When: Holiday Tunage • Nick’s Corner: From the Swamps to Concert Halls, the Legacy of Acid Bath • Reviews on the Real: Doctor Nez’s ‘High Desert Lows’ • Nick’s Corner: Playlist Picks for November 2024 • Reviews on the Real: Rise Not Fall by Aaron J. Burke • The LA Phantoms: A Louisiana Punk Band with a Rich History • Way Back When: Nostalgia Picks for Your Playlist November • Goodbye Academy: Bringing Pop-Grunge to the Masses • Reviews on the Real: XIII Minutes ‘Pitiful’ is a Hard-Hitting Reflection on Overcoming Adversity • Herakleion: The New Orleans Metal Band Forging a Fierce New Sound • Book Review: Brothers by Alex Van Halen • Elle H: Louisiana’s Own Songstress Making Waves in the Music Scene • Off The Charts: How Today’s Youth Are Reviving Rock Music • Weekend Rock: The Used Ignites House of Blues with an Explosive Night of Nostalgia and New Energy • Rian's Den: A Night to Remember with Sleeping with Sirens • Collision of Sound: Sleeping with Sirens, Teenage Joans, and Holding Absence Ignite the Stage with Powerful Performances • Nick's Corner: Playlist Picks for October • Them Guys: A Deep Dive into Louisiana’s Musical Treasures • CBGB Spirit Revived: A Night of Punk Rock Nostalgia at the Columbia Theatre for the Performing Arts in Hammond • Reviews on the Real: Run for Cover by Aaron J. Burke • Exploring Darkness and Depth: A Review of Dark Miles’ 10 Miles Into the Dark • Hammond’s Hottest Musicians Unite for a Showstopping Night, Powered by Feel Alive Media • Reviews on the Real: Jared Daws Invites Us Back to Appalachian Roots with Soulful New Single ‘Come on Home' • Off the Charts: Keyton • Reviews on the Real: Aaron J. Burke’s ‘Phoenix’ Burns Bright • Weekend Rock: Open Up The PIT • Straight from the Bayou: Few Blue’s Vibrant Sound Redefines New Orleans Music • Blacklite District: Building a Digital Era Legacy • Phantum Sun: An Immersive Journey Through Sound • Nick’s Corner: Playlist Picks for August 23rd. • Reviews On the Real: Everfelt Soars with New Single ‘Reach’ • Southern Happenings: Radfest 2024 • On the Scene: Harmonic Stew at Chelsea's Live June 6th, 2024 • Off The Charts: Alabama Smoke Show • Raw and Real: Running from Shadows Strikes a Chord with Their New Track • Top 5 Movies That Rock • Nick's Corner: Playlist Picks for July 22nd • Breaking Free: A Review of ‘These Chains’ by Byron Daniel and the Five Dead Dogs • Off the Charts: Brandon Elder • Unearthing Depths: A Review of Eldergrey’s New EP ‘Well of Souls’ • Chris Pryor and The Main Event Hit the Ground Running with Debut Single • Exploring XIII Minutes’ Bold New Track: ‘Cult Leader’ • Oceans of Slumber Unveils a Bold New Chapter in Progressive Metal • Glitter Litter Awakens Listeners with a Bold New Sonic Journey • Roger Ricks Confronts Inner Turmoil in New Single “Demons” • Exploring Escapism: Hawthorne Oachs’ New Single is a compelling tale of freedom • Nick's Corner: Playlist Picks for June 7th • Southern Happenings: Meet The Gosh Darn Dangs • Reviews on the Real: JAELYN • Off the Charts: Jimmy Speed • Off the Charts: Jim Parker’s Songwriter Series • Judas Priest: Probst Arena at Von Braun Center • On the Rise: RobenX • Off The Charts: Grits & Greens • Weekend Rock: Branded for Exile • Off the Charts • Britney Spears: A Stifled Talent • From Blue Ridge to California: The Musical Journey of Nick Sabia • Southern Happenings: Kriss Russ, JAYD3D!, and Coma Nights at the Howlin Wolf • The Enigma of XEMNAS: Turning Pain into Art • Eclipse Fest: A Convergence of Creativity • Everything’s Poetic: David Donihue • Jean Claude Seagal: A New Journey through Alternative Rock • Auto-Tune: The Great Debate on Perfection’s Place in Music • SÖŪP: A Rich Tapestry of Musical Expression • Mi’Kael Chalyce: A Soulful Vibe of Reflection and Relatability • The Dynamic Sound of the New Jersey Band Spyne • Separatr: Making Innovative Noise Pop Waves from Asbury Park • Eric Johanson: A Distinctive Blues Musician with an Intoxicating Sound • Dark Miles Releases Debut Single, "Your Heart is an Empty Street" • Masked Mutilator • Chill Fest 2024 Music and Arts Festival • Steve Mignano: A Man with a Lust for Movement and Change • Saxkixave: Igniting the Stage with Electrifying Hip-Hop and Jazz Fusion • Moon Tree: Reflecting the Sounds of the Cosmos • Last Legs: New Wave Americana for a New Era • Blood Machines: Book Review • Jonathan Machen aka Profit: Finding Refuge in Music • Godzilla: Minus One: Film Review • Branded for Exile: A Force in Louisiana Metal • Perry A: Just Two Guys Making Music • Shane Webb: A Drumming Odyssey • tmdistant: Music Beyond Boundaries • She Might Be a Beast: An Enigma of Youth, Retro Vibes, and Energy • The Bellas: Re-envisioning the Power of Female Punk Rock • Death Toilet: What the Hell Did I Just Watch? • Rothstein Beatz: Worth the Gamble • Blow Up My Life: Film Review • Lowdown Road: Book Review • Neon Rayon: Redefining Electronic Rock • Reasons to See Napoleon: Feast Upon This • Miles Nxbxdy: Revolutionizing Hip-Hop • Unveiling Small Town SINdrome: The Band, The Name, and The Music • Cecily: Soulful Music With Ambient Affirmations • alltheprettythings: A Soul-Baring Alt-Rock Anthem • What Will Be: Slow Down • The Philosophy of John Kramer and the Saw Franchise, Part 4: Film Analysis • Originally Huntsville: Monthly Music Event • Juan Blak's Interpretation of Tina Turner's "One of the Living": A Powerful Metal Metamorphosis • The Philosophy of John Kramer and the Saw Franchise, Part 3: Film Analysis • Throttle Fest 2023: Southern Happenings • The Philosophy of John Kramer and the Saw Franchise, Part 2: Film Analysis • 20+ Halloween Films to Watch This Season: Feast Upon This • Gino V.: Redefining the Music Scene with Rhythm and Soul • Okay Kenedi: A Casual Introduction Is Hard to Come By • The Philosophy of John Kramer and the Saw Franchise, Part 1: Film Analysis • 28 Days Later: Feast Upon This • Unwelcome: Film Review • Strays: Feast Upon This • Star Trek Lower Decks: Bingeworthy • Shawn Franklin: Music Producer Extraordinaire • Clay Pigeons: Feast Upon This • Shawn Williams: Sulking in Love • Sons of Anarchy: Bingeworthy • Dear God No!: What the Hell Did I Just Watch? • Sidetracks Music Hall by Bud Gambrell: Book Review • Hollow Heroes: Rising Against the Trends Towards a Cohesive Sound • Historical Fiction and Fantasy Series to Binge • Nude Nuns with Big Guns: What the Hell Did I Just Watch? • Anna Byars: A True Musical Luminary • Disjunct: Technically Gifted Musicians Who Push Boundaries • Zizzi: A Rock ‘N Roll Force to Be Reckoned With • Ventruss: An Orchestration of Dedication, Creativity, and Passion • Asteroid City: Film Review • Life Øn Mars: Unleashing Musical Brilliance • What the Hell Did I Just Watch: Sharktopus vs Whalewolf • Mayrunner: Thrashing Guitars for a Solid Rock Offering • Stella Vir: A Modern Ambient Rock Abyss • Barbie: Film Review • Sisu: Film Review • Candace Schur: Rock’s Next Big Female Powerhouse • Women Who Rock: Wanda Wesolowski • What the Hell Did I Just Watch: Alien Shark • Taryn Chase Jackson: Mixed Media Creative • Baquenne: Soothing, Ethereal Music • Endure the Affliction: Music to Empower Mind, Body, and Soul • Mindy Scurto and Captive Frame: Reigniting Shoegaze • Chilly Scenes of Winter: The Cult Classic Returns from Obscurity • What the Hell Did I Just Watch: The Howling: New Moon Rising • Film Review: Oppenheimer • Film Review: The Flood • No Sleep for Deep Sleep Atlantic • RAD Fest: A Lafayette Festival for Those Who Rock • What the Hell Did I Just Watch: Nekrotronic • VOID: Lafayette’s Answer to the Modern Thrash Metal Scene • Behind the Screens with Kelly Mills • Sugarfuzz: Feel Good Rock • Review: Old Friends, A Dogumentary • What the Hell Did I Just Watch: The Suckling Review • Last Giant: Captivating and Catchy • Cherry & The Crowded Room: Tom Holland in Two Roles You Must See • The Righteous Gemstones Returns for Season 3 • Everfelt: A Harmonic Driving Force on the Rise • Comedian Junior Cook: Uncensored, Unapologetic, and Gay, Gay, Gay • Rickey Mitchell: Composer of Hauntingly Beautiful Soundtracks • Kevin Dorin: A Soulful Traveling Renaissance Man • Vinnie La Bella • Hawthorne Oachs: A Free-Spirited Young Artist Full of Beautiful Harmonies • Nicholas Johnson: The Shape of Americana to Come • Justin Holder: North Alabama's Self-Proclaimed Drummer Ho • Lauren “Madame Onca” O’Leary: A Mind for Art, Business, and Entertainment • Alfred Banks: A Blessing from the Crescent City • Festival of Litha Returns to Downtown Florence in June • Sick of It All: Pioneers of the Hardcore Punk Scene • Electric Age: Reinventing Sludge Rock with No Rules • Asheville Keeps it Weird with the Return of ABSFest • Cyberattack Rearranges the Electronic Music Scene • FIREKID: Living and Making Music on Their Own Terms • Of The Roses: Austin's Moody & Mysterious Indie Art Rock/Pop Band • Evil Dead Rise is Balls-to-the-Wall Blood, Guts, and Terror • Born to Rock: Adam and the Metal Hawks • Infinity Pool Unnervingly Taps into Fear of Humanity and Poses Serious Question • Chillin’ Out, Maxin’, Relaxin’, All Cool: Celebrating Cannabis Culture with Cinema • Hills, Hollers, and Hoodlums: Raylan Givens Returns in Justified Sequel • Easy, Breezy Sounds: The Music of Tommy Thibodaux • Be Still My Beating Heart • DJ Skillspinz: A Classically Trained Master of Combining Textures and Beats • NITE: Revamping New Wave • New Orleans Band Deep Sleep Atlantic Announce Debut Single • Melodic and Atmospheric Hailing from Manchester: What Will Be • They Bring the Party: Von Mons • When Metal and Rock Collide: 4 Mag Nitrous • Authentic, Heartfelt, Soulful, and Deep • The Last Kingdom Finally Gets a Sequel • Cole Hauser and Morgan Freeman Team Up to Take Down Evil • Born to Perform: Dr. Joe Burns • More Adaptations from THE Horror Master • An Ugly/Beautiful Dichotomy: The Music of Morbid Orchid • A Melodic Rock Offering: Caustic Waves • Punk Music Festival to Benefit Local Non-Profits that Work with At-Risk Youth and Children of Child Abuse/Neglect • A Musical Cabinet of Macabre Curiosities • Dark, Moody, Mysterious, and Daring • A Wave of Nostalgia: The Clifftones • When Punk Turns Acoustic: William Edward Thompson • Funny, Filthy, and Full of Superpowers • Messing Up Quests and Putting Things to the Test • Raw, Unapologetic Artistry • Unparalleled Talent and Personality: Subliminal Landmines • Ripe with Nostalgic Talent • Punk Rock with Ferocity: DeadCentered and USER UNAUTHORIZED • SaxKixAve: Much More Better • A Humble State of Calmness • One of the Best Indie Sci-Fi Movies You Should Absolutely See • Jonathon Engels • The OG’s of Rap and Rock Fusion are Back • Tyler Harrison • Tank and the Bangas • Holmes Holmes • Laying the Foundation: Brick by Brick • Nothing But Heart and Soul • Ezekiel Kincaid • The Nine Lives of Paul Sanchez • Merry Christmas: The Shitter's Full • Color, Form, and Texture with a Modern Twist • When You Need a Party Thrown, Call Mike Bone! • The Most Creative Eye in North Alabama • Metal: The Killer of Trends • Brilliance for a New Era: Lori Bequette • The Importance of Self Care • The Great Entertainment Debate • Flowers, Glitter, and Resin, Oh My! • Team Gwen: Erica is the Next Voice You Need to Win! • For a Good Time, Call • Uno, Dos, Tres: The Man with the Plan in Three Bands • No Doubt About It: Gwen Stefani Is A Legend • A Bright Visualist: Robin Masterman • Big, Easy, Body-Melting Vibes • What Do a Musician, an Indie Label, and a Video Game Have in Common? • Laid-Back Louisiana Southern Rock • Rockin 4 Jesus: The Next Great Band You Haven't Heard Yet • Official Website