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55 years ago today, Johnny Cash released At San Quentin. Blowing the blues away. Read our review of Cash’s essential Unearthed collection: The post Johnny Cash Released “At San Quentin” 55 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine.  » Read More

Share are a new band out of California who make exactly the type of fuzzy, ’90s-inspired slacker rock you might expect from this wave of indie bands out of California. Their debut album Have One is out on August 9 via Forged Artifacts, and they’re previewing it with the new lead single “County Lines.”  » Read More

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Last month, Melbourne alt-rockers Quivers announced their signing to Merge, who’ll release their upcoming album Oyster Cuts. After sharing lead single “Apparition,” the quintet are sharing the record’s title track.  » Read More

Jonny Greenwood of Radiohead and the Smile has issued a statement about his ongoing collaboration with the Israeli musician Dudu Tassa. The statement concerns Greenwood’s belief that Israeli artists should not be silenced during the nation’s war with Hamas, a campaign that many have characterized as genocide due to the vast numbers of civilian casualties among the Palestinian population.  » Read More

Terius Gesteelde-Diamant — who, under the name The-Dream, has produced and written big hits for the likes of Beyoncé and Rihanna and maintained a singing career of his own — has been sued for rape and sexual battery.  » Read More

A new Halsey album rollout is upon us. It’s been almost three years since she teamed with Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross on If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power. A few months back the world noticed that Alex G was in the studio with her,  » Read More

When the Drin released “Tigers Cage” two months ago, they promoted it as the lead single from a new album called Elude The Torch. Now we have details on the LP, which is dropping in just a few weeks, and we get to hear its title track.  » Read More

Last year, Peggy Gou made a worldwide hit. Up until the moment that it happened, this didn’t seem especially likely. Gou was a well-known figure in the dance-music intelligentsia, the type of ultra-cool DJ who hangs out with Four Tet and plays terrifyingly fashionable European clubs. She was hugely successful in her universe,  » Read More