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35 years ago today, the Psychedelic Furs released Book Of Days. There’s nothing owed you. Read our Q&A with Richard Butler: The post The Psychedelic Furs Released “Book Of Days” 35 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine.  » Read More

Happy birthday Al Jourgensen (Ministry). In two days, Ministry’s breakthrough album The Land Of Rape And Honey turns 36. From beer to eternity. Al does some explaining for MAGNET: The post Happy Birthday Al Jourgensen (Ministry) appeared first on Magnet Magazine.  » Read More

Happy 65th birthday Thomas Wydler (Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds). Die haut mensch. Read our classic Nick Cave cover story: The post Happy 65th Birthday Thomas Wydler (Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds) appeared first on Magnet Magazine.  » Read More

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Last year, Swedish electro-pop band Little Dragon released their latest album Slugs Of Love. They’ve been quiet for all of 2024, and now lead singer Yukimi is stepping out on her own with her debut solo single, “Break Me Down.”  » Read More

Sub Pop is tributing Margo Guryan, the cult favorite singer-songwriter who passed away in 2021, with an upcoming covers compilation called Like Someone I Know. It features a bunch of covers by younger artists, including Empress Of, TOPS, and Frankie Cosmos.  » Read More

Two years ago, Punitive Damage, the Pacific Northwest hardcore punk band led by former Regional Justice Center member Jerkova, released their album This Is The Blackout. It’s a hell of a full-length debut, even if that length is just 18 minutes. Later this month, they’ll follow that record with Hate Training,  » Read More

Next month, Australian indie rockers Vacations are bringing their very own festival MATES to the Bellwether in Los Angeles. Devised and curated by the band’s frontman Campbell Burns, MATES features acts from Australia and America (and one from the UK), intended as a showcase and a conversation between acts Burns has long admired.  » Read More

It’s been over four years since we got new music from Daughter Of Swords, the project of NC-based singer-songwriter and Mountain Man member Alex Sauser-Monnig. The debut full-length Dawnbringer arrived in 2019, and some songs were shared in 2020. Today, they’re back with “Alone Together.”  » Read More