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30 years ago today, Massive Attack released Protection. We’re thankful for what we got. Massive Attack live in 2019: The post Massive Attack Released “Protection” 30 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine.  » Read More

Happy birthday Darby Crash (Germs). Let’s pretend. The post Happy Birthday Darby Crash (Germs) appeared first on Magnet Magazine.  » Read More

They did it! After years of rumors and innuendo, the Cure are back with new music! And more importantly, it sounds like the Cure! The legendary band has been plenty active as a touring act over the past decade and a half, and they’ve been debuting new songs live. Next week, they’ll release a couple of those new live tracks on vinyl.  » Read More

In April, Joyer released their new album Night Songs. Today, the brother duo is announcing an EP of outtakes titled I See Forward And Back, out next Friday. The celestial single “Glluu” is out now.  » Read More

Earlier this year, Thom Yorke scored Daniele Luchetti’s Confidenza. Today, the Radiohead frontman announced he’s teaming up with directors Steven Hoggett and Christine Jones for a modern adaptation of Shakespeare’s Hamlet soundtracked by the band’s 2003 album Hail To The Thief.  » Read More

Last month, Jennifer Castle announced her new album Camelot and released the lead single “Lucky #8.” Today, the Canadian singer-songwriter is sharing the sentimental ballad “Earthsong.”  » Read More

Last month, Imogen Mason of London’s Voka Gentle announced pit of mine, her debut album as sm^sher. The artist unveiled the lead single “beggars belief,” and today she’s back with its follow-up “the reaction.”  » Read More

In less than a month, Molina will share her debut album When You Wake Up. So far the Danish-Chilean musician has unveiled “Scorpio” and “Organs” featuring ML Buch. Today, she’s back with the warped hymn “Neverland.”  » Read More

Over the weekend, Macklemore performed his second pro-Palestine song “Hind’s Hall 2” in Seattle and said “Fuck America” onstage. On Tuesday, the outspoken rapper was inexplicably removed from Las Vegas’ Neon City Festival lineup. Now, he’s sharing a statement.  » Read More