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40 years ago today, Bruce Cockburn released Stealing Fire. Got to kick at the darkness ’til it bleeds daylight. Read our classic Q&A with him: The post Bruce Cockburn Released “Stealing Fire” 40 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine.  » Read More

Okay Kaya, the Norwegian-American alt-pop artist born Kaya Wilkins, is back with her first new single since 2022’s SAP. This past winter, Wilkins wrote her new single “The Groke” on a small island at a temperature of -25 degrees Celsius (that’s -13 Fahrenheit, Americans). It’s billed as a pop song about our ever-changing ecological landscape.  » Read More

For the past few years, pop giant Céline Dion has been suffering from a rare neurological disorder known as Stiff Person Syndrome. Earlier this year, we learned that Dion is participating in a new Amazon Prime documentary about her experience with the illness. I Am: Céline Dion is coming to the streaming service next month,  » Read More

Earlier this year, the indie rock internet was aflame with the news that Ben Katzman, former bassist of Guerrilla Toss, was a contestant on season 46 of Survivor. Katzman did well on the show, too. He made it to last night’s final elimination, and he became a “fan favorite,”  » Read More

We know that comedy lifer Hank Azaria can do different voices. For the past 35 years, Azaria has been a huge part of the voice cast on The Simpsons. He’s played a wide range of characters, including Moe, Chief Wiggum, Comic Book Guy, Professor Frink, Milhouse’s dad, and Superintendent Chalmers,  » Read More

The new Hulu docuseries Camden explores the legacy of the titular London neighborhood, a hub for the arts as well as social progressivism. To illuminate what’s so special about the area, the production team rounded up a lot of famous people including Dua Lipa, Chris Martin, Noel Gallagher, Little Simz,  » Read More

People are always on the lookout for the male boygenius (girlgenius?), and I think we’ve found them. Just kidding, but for a Certain Type Of Person, the convergence of Dean Blunt, Panda Bear, and Vegyn on a track qualifies as a major event. It’s a dream team of outsider visionaries and/or experimental pop weirdos,  » Read More

Back in 2000, New Jersey indie institution Yo La Tengo released their stunning album And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside-Out. One of that LP’s highlights was a spare, beautiful cover of disco pioneer George McCrae’s 1974 single “You Can Have It All.” Yo La Tengo released that song as a single,  » Read More

In 2010, live-events giants Live Nation and Ticketmaster merged, forming a colossus of a company that everyone hates. It’s not a coincidence that concert ticket prices have skyrocketed since that merger. Over the past few years, the government has taken a few tentative steps toward regulating this massive corporation; just last week,  » Read More