Alien Ant Farm Releases New Single "Gaslighter"

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Multi-platinum rock band, Alien Ant Farm, has debuted their latest single and music video, Gaslighter, released through Judge & Jury Records. The track serves as a precursor to the band's upcoming album and arrives as the group prepares for a global tour, featuring appearances in the U.K., Ireland, and at the Sick New World festival on October 24.

Gaslighter is a powerful anthem addressing the emotional scars left by manipulators and toxic relationships. Vocalist Dryden Mitchell describes the track as a "razor-edged gem", noting influences from Audioslave and Rage Against the Machine. Mitchell explained that the song explores the frustration of dealing with people who distort the truth - a process known as gaslighting - and aims to provide a hopeful resolution for listeners who have faced similar struggles.

Beyond the music streaming platforms, Gaslighter will be featured in Stage Tour, a new rhythm-action game from RedOctane Games. Scheduled for release on December 10, 2026, for PC and major consoles, the game includes over 90 licensed songs from legendary artists such as Metallica and Red Hot Chili Peppers.

The single is the result of a high-profile collaboration with Judge & Jury Records and a production team that includes Grammy-nominated producer Howard Benson. This professional partnership ensures the track maintains the high-energy sound the band is known for.

Since forming in 1996, the Southern California quartet has remained a staple of alternative rock, famously breaking through with their multi-platinum album ANThology and their cover of Smooth Criminal. As the 25th anniversary of ANThology approaches in 2026, Alien Ant Farm continues to blend heavy riffs with catchy hooks, proving their enduring relevance in the rock genre. Gaslighter is available now on all major streaming services.



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