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55 years ago today, Leon Russell released his self-titled debut album. There’s no space or time. Bon Iver takes on

15 years ago today, Radar Brothers released The Illustrated Garden. Not in a million years would you know. Check out

60 years ago today, Bob Dylan released Bringing It All Back Home. It’s all over now. Watch our MAGNET television

40 years ago today, Meat Puppets released Up On The Sun. A long time ago. Read our classic Puppets career

20 years ago today, Yo La Tengo released Prisoners Of Love: A Smattering Of Scintillating Senescent Songs 1985-2003. We play

15 years ago today, Laura Marling released I Speak Because I Can; five years and two days later, she released

20 years ago today, the Decemberists released Picaresque. We fall but our souls are flying. Read our classic Q&A with

20 years ago today, Billy Idol released Devil's Playground. Gonna get obscene. Idol and Steve Stevens live in 2019: Billy

40 years ago today, Katrina And The Waves released their self-titled third album. All the days of your life. Read

60 years ago today, the Beatles released The Early Beatles. Twist and shout, boys.

25 years ago today, Cat Power released The Covers Record. Your eyes glistened by the sound. Read our classic Cat

20 years ago today, Queens Of The Stone Age released Lullabies To Paralyze. The dogs are loose. Read our classic

25 years ago today, Patti Smith released Gung Ho. One voice. Read our Patti Smith live review from 2021: Live

25 years ago today, Death Cab For Cutie released We Have The Facts And We're Voting Yes. We were charmed

30 years ago today, Helium released debut album The Dirt Of Luck. Some say it’s like a beautiful flower. Read

25 years ago today, Beachwood Sparks released its self-titled debut album. If you were there, you would feel the same.

30 years ago today, Morphine released Yes. Hotel rock ’n’ roll. Read Eugene Mirman in MAGNET on Mark Sandman: Eugene

25 years ago today, Quickspace released final album The Death Of Quickspace. They did this all for you. Read our

30 years ago today, Ned’s Atomic Dustbin released final album Brainbloodvolume. Regard it, freeze it, jar it. Read our 120

25 years ago today, Pantera released final album Reinventing The Steel. Death rattle.

10 years ago today, Courtney Barnett released Sometimes I Sit And Think, And Sometimes I Just Sit. It was our

35 years ago today, the Fall released Extricate. Brixit. Read our classic Fall feature: The Fall: My Trial

35 years ago today, Depeche Mode released Violator. Pleasures remain; so does the pain. Read our Q&A with Martin Gore: