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Happy birthday Justin Townes Earle. It’s a cruel world. Read our review of his essential 2017 album, Kids In The Street: The post Happy Birthday Justin Townes Earle appeared first on Magnet Magazine.  » Read More

Picking where to rave on New Year's Eve can seem like a daunting task. Especially, when the choices are as long as a CVS receipt. Thankfully, mega-promoters like Insomniac make the choice a whole lot easier with massive parties that accommodate a diverse line-up to satisfy my assortment of ...Continue reading  » Read More

In their early days, DJs were celebrated for the challenging task of blending two records seamlessly and facilitating the vibe of a dancefloor or space from the start of the night, often until the wee hours of the morning. Now, technological advancements simplify these aspects, empowering DJs to ...Continue reading  » Read More

The Prodigy, a tour de force of electronic music, has long captivated fans with its unique blend of raw energy and innovative soundscapes. Their ability to infuse each track with an intense, pulsating rhythm and fearless genre-blending has made them iconic figures in music. As fans of The Prodigy ...Continue reading  » Read More

Back in February 2020, Rage Against The Machine announced a massive reunion tour, which was canceled due to the pandemic. They then rescheduled it to summer 2021 and later to 2022. On the second night of the tour, Zack de la Rocha tore his Achilles tendon,  » Read More

Last year was a great time for DJ Sabrina The Teenage DJ, who released her album Destiny and made it onto our list of Best Albums of 2023. Today, she’s sharing the new song “Anything Lost (Can Be Found Again).”  » Read More

Last year, we raved about Mean Mistreater’s sole song, “Bleeding The Night.” Today, the Austin, Texas-based five-piece are finally back with the announcement of their debut album Razor Wire and the release of the title track.  » Read More

In the decade since “Fancy” took over the world, Iggy Azalea has still been making music, albeit for a far smaller audience. That’s about to end. In a lengthy message posted to social media today, Azalea seemingly announced her retirement from music. Like Lil Uzi Vert, she’s focusing on design instead.  » Read More

Paramount+ has shared a trailer for a new documentary about June Carter Cash called June, which will debut on the streaming service on January 16, a couple months after the film had its premiere at the DOC NYC Festival. Directed by Kristen Vaurio, the movie tracks June’s rise through the Carter Family and her eventual marriage to Johnny Cash,  » Read More