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A pair of bonus tracks follow last week’s album The Ballad of Darren  » Read More

Simpson covered Larry Gatlin’s “All The Gold In California” on last night’s show, in his role as militiaman Brother Marshall  » Read More

“Los Angeles” is the title track of the trio’s debut album, also featuring Isaac Brock, Bobby Gillespie, U2’s the Edge, and others  » Read More

She revealed the title of her Laurel Hell follow-up in a voice memo sent via her newsletter  » Read More

In a display of artistic prowess and personal resilience, the enigmatic actor Johnny Depp recently unveiled his self-portrait ‘Five,’ a poignant and evocative painting he created during one of the darkest periods of his life. With each brushstroke, Depp channels the pain and turmoil he endured during a bitter legal battle with his ex-wife, actress Amber Heard,  » Read More

Roger Waters doesn’t shies away from speaking his mind. The former Pink Floyd bassist and vocalist was never exactly shy of expressing his opinions and putting noses out of joint in the process (not least those of his ex-bandmates). However, he’s become crankier and more outspoken as the years have gone by, as his controversial proclamations on everything from Israel to the Russian invasion of Ukraine prove.  » Read More

Let’s take a big ‘ol nostalgic trip down memory lane, the music world was recently treated to an electrifying surprise when former Pearl Jam drummer Dave Abbruzzese showcased his undeniable talent with a captivating cover of the band’s hit song “Go” on YouTube. Accompanied by the dynamic group PJX (Australia’s Pearl Jam Experience), Abbruzzese’s performance transported fans back to the iconic era of Pearl Jam’s VS album,  » Read More

According to Blabbermouth, Nuno Bettencourt, the guitarist who has performed with Rihanna for over a decade, recently clarified his comments about Slash and his ability to handle the musical diversity of a Rihanna concert. In a previous interview, Bettencourt had mentioned that many guitar players, including Slash, might not be able to handle the range of musical styles required in a Rihanna performance.  » Read More

30 years ago today, MAGNET published its first issue, featuring Urge Overkill, Radiohead, Björk, Sebadoh, George Clinton, Diamanda Galas, Rocket From The Crypt, Fugazi and many more bands you may have never cared about. For the rest of the year, we’ll be celebrating our pearl anniversary with a look back at the music that’s defined […] The post MAGNET Published Its First Issue 30 Years Ago Today appeared first on […]