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15 years ago today, Dan Deacon released Bromst. Run for your life. Read our Deacon feature: The post Dan Deacon Released “Bromst” 15 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine.  » Read More

Last week, Amoeba Records shared an entry in their popular What’s In My Bag? series with the Los Angeles trio HEALTH, who released a new album Rat Wars late last year. The comments on the video picked up on some perceived tension between the band members,  » Read More

You’d think at age 74, after more than five decades of fame, Bruce Springsteen would have already met all the other famous people. But no, there are still some fresh celebrity encounters left for the Boss. For instance, Flavor Flav was present at the E Street Band’s show Friday in Las Vegas at T-Mobile Arena.  » Read More

Under the name Declatel, Salt Lake City’s Kevin Hartley makes electronic rock with a hat tip to Radiohead and Son Lux. “Western Eyes,” from Declatel’s forthcoming debut album Where The Pieces Came From, surges forward with bracing momentum that only seems to increase as the song rolls along. Hartley’s vocals show off that Thom Yorke influence,  » Read More

The Columbus indie band Minnows assembles five dudes who’ve been active in the Ohio music scene for decades into somewhat of a local supergroup. I still remember seeing one of frontman Sean Gardner’s old bands open for Les Savy Fav in, like, 2003(?), and since then he’s headed up plenty of other great projects of both the loud and soft variety.  » Read More

Today, the great experimental electronic producer Jlin releases her new album Akoma. It’s her first proper full-length since 2017’s stunning Black Origami, and it features collaborations with avant-garde greats Philip Glass, Kronos Quartet, and, most intriguingly, Björk. We already posted the early tracks “  » Read More

Americana luminary T Bone Burnett is always busy producing other people’s albums or making music for movies or TV shows, but it’s been a while since he made a proper solo album. That’s about to change. Next month, Burnett will release The Other Side, his first album since 2006.  » Read More

We’re about to get a new Roc Marciano album. Roc Marci, the Long Island master of intricately constructed punchlines and flickering atmospheric production, made all the beats on Jay Worthy’s 2023 album Nothing Bigger Than The Program, and he also released the one-off single “Chris Angel”  » Read More

Last week Neil Young announced he was putting his music back on Spotify after competing services also began platformig Joe Rogan’s podcast, which Young had accused of spreading vaccine misinformation. “I cannot just leave Apple and Amazon, like I did Spotify, because my music would have very little streaming outlet to music lovers at all,”  » Read More