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20 years ago today, the Decemberists released The Tain. This place called heavenly. Read our classic Q&A with Colin Meloy: The post The Decemberists Released “The Tain” 20 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine.  » Read More

10 years ago today, Real Estate released Atlas. All will be revealed. Read our review of the band’s essential follow-up: The post Real Estate Released “Atlas” 10 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine.  » Read More

As we begin to turn the corner on Winter 2024, it comes with great pleasure to present you with some scorching tunes that dropped this past month. Disco-house fusions from both LF System and Pro & Fitch were a standout. As well as a couple of classic remakes of both Funky Green Dogs and ...Continue reading  » Read More

Welcome to this monthly chart, where we identify and break down the top 15 melodic techno anthems. February was stacked with high-energy tracks, hosting a ton of interstellar originals and remixes from household names in melodic techno and underground talent. Get ready to submerge yourself in a ...Continue reading  » Read More

Welcome to our monthly chart, where we identify and break down the top 15 bass music anthems. February's selection encompasses a ton of Lost Lands headliners and underground artists, reflecting experimental bass, wubs, dubstep, trap, riddim, and everything in between. Enter the realm of sonic ...Continue reading  » Read More

Last night, U2 played the final show in their residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas. The band opened the venue in September and have played 40 shows there since then. Appropriately, they ended the night by playing the War track “40” for the first time since 2016.  » Read More

In a couple weeks, Kacey Musgraves is putting out a new album Deeper Well — check out our Premature Evaluation review of it a bit early here. Last night, she was the musical guest on Saturday Night Live (her third appearance on the show), and she performed the album’s title track and the recently-released “  » Read More

It’s no coincidence that CrasH Talk is ScHoolboy Q’s shortest album. Speaking with podcast Back On Figg last September, Q admitted that the 40-minute project was his least introspective. He credited the lack of depth to transitioning from a gangster image and dealing with fatherhood, but there were also matters like coping with the tragic death of his friend Mac Miller.  » Read More

It’s always fun when a new rapper emerges with a style that nobody’s ever done before. The Bay City, Texas native That Mexican OT — the “OT” is for “Outta Texas” — has been cranking out mixtapes for a few years, but he really hit the national scene last year with his major label debut Lonestar Luchador.  » Read More