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Todd Kowaluk, a prominent figure in Vancouver’s indie folk scene, has unveiled his latest musical creation, “Enough Is Enough.” This track is a harmonious fusion of Pink Floyd’s ethereal essence meeting the timeless rock vibes of the Rolling Stones. What truly sets it apart is the inclusion of a captivating drum machine beat, introducing a contemporary yet nostalgic ambiance that harkens back to the experimental ventures of the Smashing Pumpkins. […]

Eddie Vedder debuted a fan’s new poem about Pearl Jam’s “Alive” at the band’s concert in Ft. Worth, yeehare on the Ten Club board reports. “‘My mom was 17 when she had me. But she was younger, and more rebellious, and more beautiful than most 17-year-olds can be at that age. So she was busy being young,  » Read More

New York-based singer/songwriter Carter Brady draws on an eclectic and disparate range of artists for inspiration on latest single “Lover’s Nostalgia,” with hints of classic rock rubbing up against post-grunge and the newer sounds of Snail Mail and Tame Impala. If you’re an indie act, the effort of recording music pales in comparison to getting […] The post A Conversation With Carter Brady appeared first on Magnet Magazine.  » Read More

Happy birthday Dee Dee Ramone (Ramones). We’ll meet you at 53rd and Third. Check out our 120 Reasons To Live on Dee’s rap alter ego Dee Dee King: The post Happy Birthday Dee Dee Ramone (Ramones) appeared first on Magnet Magazine.  » Read More

45 years ago today, Peter Criss, Ace Frehley, Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley all released self-titled solo albums. Five years later to the day, Kiss appeared in public for the first time since 1973 without makeup. We licked it all up. Read our Kiss live review from 2019: The post Peter Criss,  » Read More