Category: SAY IT’S YOUR BIRTHDAY

20 years ago today, High On Fire released debut album The Art Of Self Defense. Anger flows, warriors call. Read

40 years ago today, Sugarhill Gang released its self-titled debut album. The first commercially successful rap album, rockin’ the rhythm

25 years ago, Slowdive released Pygmalion. Still crazy for you. Read our review of the band’s great comeback album from

25 years ago, the Pastels released Mobile Safari. Worlds of possibility. Read Markus Acher (Notwist) in MAGNET on the Pastels,

40 years ago today, the Cure released U.S. debut Boys Don’t Cry. Three imaginary boys sang in our sleep. Read

40 years ago today, the Ramones released End Of The Century. Do you remember? Read our Ramones Over/Under: The Over/Under:

15 years ago today, Bloc Party released debut album Silent Alarm. So here we are. Read Bloc Party frontman Kele

20 years ago today, Michael Penn released MP4: Days Since A Lost Time Accident. We didn’t let you go. Read our

10 years ago today, Midlake released The Courage Of Others. Great are the sounds of all that live. Read our

15 years ago today, High On Fire released Blessed Black Wings. Songs of thunder. Read our recent live review: Pike’s

50 years ago today, James Taylor released Sweet Baby James. One more time again. Read our Vintage Movies review of

20 years ago today, Morphine released final album The Night. A bedtime story. Read Eugene Mirman in MAGNET on Mark

15 years ago today, Antony And The Johnsons released I Am A Bird Now. Mercury rising. Read our cover story

40 years ago today, Blondie released “Call Me.” Debbie does Cali. Read our review of the essential most recent Blondie