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Ever since 2018, the Compton singer and rapper Channel Tres has been cranking out exciting, impossible-to-categorize dancefloor anthems. Now, after eight years, he’s finally ready to unleash his debut album. A few months after releasing the Kaytranada collab “Lover/Friend” and the solo single “Walked In The Room,”  » Read More

Agriculture, the exciting self-professed “ecstatic black metal” band from LA, have a new EP out today. Living Is Easy is being packaged with Agriculture’s 2022 EP The Circle Chant as one LP-length release, but on Bandcamp the new one exists on its own. They’ve already shared two of the new project’s four songs: “  » Read More

Phil Elverum has been playing a new Mount Eerie song called “& Sun” at recent live shows, and now a studio version of the track has made it into the world. The recording appears on Merciless Accelerating Rhythms — Artists United For A Free Palestine, a new gargantuan 55-track compilation organized by HATETOQUIT and Brooklyn band Hiding Places.  » Read More

Lamar quickly answered Drake’s “Family Matters” with “Meet the Grahams,” and he’s piling on with another new diss track  » Read More

Linkin Park drummer Rob Bourdon hasn’t been seen by fans or the public in four long years, and now with rumors of a Linkin Park 2025 tour appearing online in the last week, everyone in the Linkin Park fan community is eager to know—will Rob be part of the show? This guy isn’t just another drummer;  » Read More

Happy 65th birthday Ian McCulloch (Echo & The Bunnymen). Ballyhoo and bedbugs, bedbugs and ballyhoo. Read our Bunnymen Over/Under: The post Happy 65th Birthday Ian McCulloch (Echo & The Bunnymen) appeared first on Magnet Magazine.  » Read More

15 years ago today, the New York Dolls released Cause I Sez So. And then there were two. Read the Feelies in MAGNET on the Dolls: The post The New York Dolls Released “Cause I Sez So” 15 Years Ago Today 15 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine.  » Read More

Happy birthday Bill Ward (Black Sabbath). Nibby! Read our Hidden Gems review of Sabbath’s Never Say Die!: The post Happy Birthday Bill Ward (Black Sabbath) appeared first on Magnet Magazine.  » Read More

10 years ago today, Tune-Yards released Nikki Nack. Finding new ways. Read our review of 2018’s essential I Can Feel You Creep Into My Private Life: The post Tune-Yards Released “Nikki Nack” 10 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine.  » Read More