Category: SAY IT’S YOUR BIRTHDAY
The Move Released Final Album “Message From The Country” 55 Years Ago Today
55 years ago today, The Move released final album Message From The Country. Everything Loses Oomph. Read Steve Wynn (Dream
Martin Phillipps & The Chills Released “Sunburnt” 30 Years Ago Today
30 years ago today, Martin Phillipps & The Chills released Sunburnt. We still need you. Watch our MAGNET television episode
Railroad Jerk Released Final Album “The Third Rail” 30 Years Ago Today
30 years ago today, Railroad Jerk released final album The Third Rail. Well, there is not more we can say.
Simple Minds Released “Neon Lights” 25 Years Ago Today
25 years ago today, Simple Minds released Neon Lights. For your pleasure. Read our Simple Minds feature: Simple Minds: Alive
Happy Birthday Thom Yorke (Radiohead, Smile)
Happy birthday Thom Yorke (Radiohead, Smile). There there. Photo for MAGNET by Wes Orshoski. Read our vintage cover Q&A with
GOAT Released “Requiem” 10 Years Ago Today
10 years ago today, GOAT released Requiem. We have each other. MAGNET named it the fifth best album of 2016:
Happy Birthday Neil Halstead (Slowdive, Mojave 3)
Happy birthday Neil Halstead (Slowdive, Mojave 3). Living is easy if you got something to be. Read our Mojave 3
Hiss Golden Messenger Released “Heart Like A Levee” 10 Years Ago Today
10 years ago today, Hiss Golden Messenger released Heart Like A Levee. Standing in the wake with the sky still
Happy Birthday Judee Sill
Happy birthday Judee Sill. Lopin' along through the cosmos. Read Drive-By Truckers and Redd Kross in MAGNET on Judee: From
Green Day Released “Revolution Radio” 10 Years Ago Today
10 years ago today, Green Day released Revolution Radio. Songs of the disturbed. Read our review of this essential album:
Happy Birthday Damian Kulash (OK Go)
Happy birthday Damian Kulash (OK Go). Do what you want. Read our classic Q&A with him: A Conversation With OK
Barry Gibb Released “In The Now” 10 Years Ago Today
10 years ago today, Barry Gibb released In The Now. And time is standing still. Wesley Stace in MAGNET: “Barry











