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55 years ago today, David Bowie released his self-titled sophomore album. It was reissued three years later as Space Oddity. Read our Q&As with album producer Tony Visconti and Rick Wakeman (Yes), who played mellotron and harpsichord on the LP: The post David Bowie Released His Self-Titled Sophomore Album 55 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine. » Read More
45 years ago today, Neil Young & Crazy Horse released Live Rust. Singing songs in a shaky voice. Read our live review of Neil and Crazy Horse from 2024: The post Neil Young & Crazy Horse Released “Live Rust” 45 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine. » Read More
Happy 85th birthday Wendy Carlos. Still switched on. Read the Jesus Lizard in MAGNET on Carlos’ A Clockwork Orange soundtrack: The post Happy 85th Birthday Wendy Carlos appeared first on Magnet Magazine. » Read More
Happy birthday Brendan Benson. Just remember the 14th of November. Read our Q&A with him: The post Happy Birthday Brendan Benson appeared first on Magnet Magazine. » Read More
30 years ago today, Guster released debut album Parachute. Hop on the Gus bus. Watch our MAGNET television episode with Ryan Miller: The post Guster Released Debut Album “Parachute” 30 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine. » Read More
Happy 55th birthday Butch Walker. Days. Months. Years. Read our feature: The post Happy 55th Birthday Butch Walker appeared first on Magnet Magazine. » Read More
35 years ago today, Ministry released The Mind Is A Terrible Thing To Taste. Get up! Get on your feet! Al Jourgensen does some explaining for MAGNET: The post Ministry Released “The Mind Is A Terrible Thing To Taste” 35 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine. » Read More
It’s an interesting day for digital artwork on Music Twitter. Earlier, Lil Nas X shared a promo image for his new album Dreamboy, prompting London producer Sega Bodega to point out how closely it resembles the art for his 2021 single “Angel On My Shoulder.” (Nas later acknowledged Sega Bodega’s art was its reference.) Now, » Read More
