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35 years ago today, Kiss released Hot In The Shade. From the liner notes: “People with AIDS—regardless of their sexual orientation—deserve compassion and support, not violence and bigotry.” Kiss live in 2019: The post Kiss Released “Hot In The Shade” 35 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine.  » Read More

Former One Direction member Liam Payne died Wednesday after falling from his hotel balcony in Buenos Aires. There’s been lots of speculation about whether that fall was intentional or accidental, and a new statement from the local police offers some more perspective on that.  » Read More

Since 2010, the beach in Gulf Shores, AL has played host to the Hangout Music Festival, a pan-genre gathering that most recently paired Zach Bryan, Lana Del Rey, and Chappell Roan with a bunch of rappers and EDM artists. (I went way back in 2013 and was happy to see Tom Petty and Stevie Wonder.) It looks like Hangout might be over,  » Read More

In 2022, ZORA unleashed her debut full-length Z1. Today, the Minneapolis singer, rapper, and producer is announcing its follow-up, BELLAdona, and sharing the amibitious lead single “VIDEOGURL.”  » Read More

We knew Tyler, The Creator was launching a new album campaign when he dropped a video for the new song “St. Chroma” on Wednesday. Today, we learn that album will be coming quite soon. Chromakopia, the follow-up to 2021’s great Call Me If You Get Lost (and its 2023 deluxe edition The Estate Sale) will be out on Oct.  » Read More

Way back in 2016, Califone shared a home-recorded EP called Insect Courage, which featured a song called “Burn The Sheets.Bleach The Books.” Since then, the Tim Rutili-led band played that song live about once annually. Now, Califone have shared a shiny new hi-fi version of the track.  » Read More

I had to see it. I didn’t want to pay to see it, wasn’t even sure that I wanted to be inside, but I had to at least look at it with my own eyes. Last year, NOFX frontman Fat Mike opened the Punk Rock Museum, an institution dedicated to the one form of music and culture that,  » Read More

Next week, Parisian indie-poppers Alvilda will release their debut album C’est D​é​jà L’heure, and we’ve already posted their single “Angoisse.” Today, Alvilda share the bright, catchy jam “Paris été.” (Translation: “Paris summer.” I didn’t even have to use Google Translate for that one. I still did use Google Translate,  » Read More

Last year, Full Of Hell joined forces with Nothing and unveiled the transcendent opus When No Birds Sang, which was our Album Of The Week. Now, the grindcore band is teaming up with Toronto industrial artist Andrew Nolan for a collaborative LP titled Scraping The Divine.  » Read More