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The Alabama Shakes singer-songwriter will return with her first solo studio LP since 2019 » Read More
The Alabama Shakes singer-songwriter will return with her first solo studio LP since 2019 » Read More
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Every week, we’ll be posting a new illustration by David Lester. The Mecca Normal guitarist is visually documenting people, places and events from his band’s 40-year run, with text by vocalist Jean Smith. One layer of “Don’t Shoot” is a bit of a harangue directed at those who are reluctant to stand up for what’s right. In […] The post Normal History Vol. » Read More
40 years ago today, Cyndi Lauper released debut album She’s So Unusual. Cyndi changes everything. Read our review of her essential latest album: The post Cyndi Lauper Released Debut Album “She’s So Unusual” 40 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine. » Read More
20 years ago today, the Twilight Singers released Blackberry Belle. Greg Dulli! Petra Haden! Mark Lanegan! Apollonia Kotero! Kamasi Washington! Alvin Youngblood Hart! The Twilight Singers take on Marvin Gaye in MAGNET: The post The Twilight Singers Released “Blackberry Belle” 20 Years Ago today appeared first on Magnet Magazine. » Read More