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“Berlin Nightmare,” featuring Evita Manji, and “One More Time,” featuring Popstar, are the latest previews of the posthumous album SOPHIE  » Read More

Deftones are teaming up with Idles and Sunny Day Real Estate to bring back their festival “DIA DE LOS DEFTONES” for the first time since 2022. Set to take place later this year on November 2 at Petco Park in San Diego, this year’s installment of the festival will mark the fifth anniversary of the annual music celebration.  » Read More

It was 35 years ago that Last Will hung out with an up-and-coming local band Green Day that would forever leave their mark on the Bay Area music scene and the rest of the world. They joined in for their first interview before hitting the stage at Berkeley Square way back on July 22nd, 1989. Following the interview,  » Read More

A video clip of Tom DeLonge playing the guitar has emerged on social media. Some fans believed that Tom faked playing the guitar during live shows but the video proves that that is not the case. It has also come to light that he normally plays the lead riffs on songs but when songs have 2,  » Read More

Nancy Wilson in a Instagram post dropped a never-before-seen video clip of the late Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell covering the Rolling Stones in 1991 to celebrate what would have been his 60th birthday. Nancy Wilson posts Chris Cornell cover Wilson posted a VHS-quality video which depicted Cornell performing ‘Wild Horses’ at a Seattle concert on September 22,  » Read More

Grimes has publicly defended Jojo Siwa after the latter faced criticism for her recent performance. The singer took to TikTok to share a video of Siwa dancing to Grimes’ new track, “Guilty Pleasure.” Although the video’s original post included a dismissive comment comparing it unfavorably to Siwa’s previous hit, “Karma,” Grimes offered a different perspective on X (formerly Twitter).  » Read More

Stephen Carpenter of Deftones has long been known for his controversial beliefs, including his views on flat Earth theories, 9/11, and atomic weaponry. However, in a recent interview with Rock Feed, he discussed a more relatable concern: his anxiety surrounding air travel, particularly in the context of the pandemic. Carpenter revealed that his decision to stop touring internationally was partly driven by fears related to the pandemic.  » Read More

55 years ago today, Yes released its self-titled debut album. Surprisingly, Lester Bangs gave it a positive review in Rolling Stone, calling Yes “a fine, developing group.” Read our Q&A with Rick Wakeman, who did not play on the album because he wasn’t in the band yet: The post Yes Released Its Self-Titled Debut Album 55 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine.  » Read More

Burr Oak’s Savanna Dickhut isn’t one to shy away from dicey subject matter. The Chicagoan tackles postpartum depression by way of a character study on “No Time To Dream,” the latest single from Annabella, a suite of five sadly beautiful folk-tinged numbers that dig deep into the psyche of a young couple. The EP is out […] The post MAGNET Exclusive: Premiere Of Burr Oak’s “No Time To Dream”  » Read More