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Happy birthday John McVie (Fleetwood Mac). One more time with feeling. Read our Mac live review from 2009: The post Happy Birthday John McVie (Fleetwood Mac) appeared first on Magnet Magazine.  » Read More

Happy 85th birthday Tina Turner. R.I.P. Good bye, so long. The post Happy 85th Birthday Tina Turner R.I.P. appeared first on Magnet Magazine.  » Read More

Heartbreak hits different around the holidays. Sugar World explore this on their new song “(You Broke My Heart) On Christmas Eve,” which serves as a quick but poignant breakup ballad.  » Read More

In July, a celebration for the late Steve Albini took place in Chicago in honor of the legendary engineer and musician’s birthday. It was revealed a street in the city would be renamed after him, and that became official today when Steve Albini Way was unveiled at the corner of W Belmont Ave and N Rockwell St,  » Read More

The Republic Of Wolves closed out last year with the surprise album Why Would Anyone Want To Live This Long? On Thursday (Nov. 21), the Long Island band shared a cover of fellow New York native Kevin Devine’s song “Somewhere Unoccupied.”  » Read More

Last month, Skeleten announced the new LP Mentalized. So far the project of Russ Fitzgibbon has shared the singles “Deep Scene,” “Love Enemy,” and “Viagra,” and now he’s back with the woozy “Bodys Chorus.”  » Read More

Last fall, Courtney Love teased a new solo album on TikTok, saying it was “the longest record that’s ever been written in the history of rock, so it better fuckin’ be good, no filler.” It would be the first since 2010’s Nobody’s Daughter, but it still hasn’t arrived.  » Read More

It’s very well-known by now that musicians do not like having things thrown at them while they’re performing onstage — not phones, not skittles, not bottles. Here’s a grey area, though: Money? It certainly trumps the aforementioned objects, but Wiz Khalifa was not into it when a fan showered him in bills in Thailand over the weekend.  » Read More

Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us” was undeniably one of the biggest songs of the year. It was obvious Lamar won the rap feud when the Drake diss track debuted at #1, Stereogum readers declared it the Song Of The Summer,  » Read More