Category: SAY IT’S YOUR BIRTHDAY

30 years ago today, Love And Rockets released their self-titled fourth album. Make it all happen for you. Watch Love

40 years ago today, the Slits released debut album Cut. Thanks for the mammaries. Read Spider Stacy (Pogues) in MAGNET

10 years ago today, They Might Be Giants released Here Comes Science. Speaking of science: Read John Linnell in MAGNET

55 years ago today, the Supremes released sophomore album Where Did Our Love Go. Motown music for the masses. Read

25 years ago today, Sloan released Twice Removed. We were overwhelmed, if that's a word. Read Sloan’s Jay Ferguson in

15 years ago today, the Libertines released their self-titled sophomore album. The boys kicked out at the world—the world kicked

30 years ago today, the Rolling Stones released Steel Wheels. Rock in a hard place. Read our Stones live review

25 years ago, Palace Brothers released Days In The Wake. Still looks like a Jandek record.

25 years ago today, Oasis released debut album Definitely Maybe. Some might say. Read our cover story on Liam Gallagher

55 years ago today, Bob Dylan met the Beatles. And got them high on weed for the first time. Everybody

10 years ago today, Noel Gallagher quit Oasis, causing the band to break up. For real this time. Read our

25 years ago today, the Jesus Lizard released Down. Destroy after listening. Read David Yow’s MAGNET Memoir: The Jesus Lizard’s

Five years ago today, Kate Bush returned to the stage after 35 years with the first of 22 shows at

20 years ago today, L7 released Slap-Happy. Rockin’ machine. Read our live review from this year: Fast And Frightening: The