Killer Magazine April 2026
The best music magazine in the world has released its newest issue. Come one, come all! Sublime, the best band ever, is the feature group and article, and with that there comes a party. Tip your hat, sip your drink, and light your spliff as the article tells the amazing tale of Sublime in a way that should've been done years ago. After this, Killer Magazine presents No Doubt's return to the spotlight and their upcoming residency at Sphere in Las Vegas. Immediately following, Dirty Heads is presented as one of the best bands to come out of the early 2000s.
Hip-hop lost a true soldier. Killer Magazine remembers Lord Sear and discusses his legacy for new-schoolers and other artists and professionals in the business. Gorilla Nems makes a Killer Magazine debut as one of the best underground artists who was able to rise up by doing everything himself and staying true to himself. We also talk about his dedication to the rap game and how he's one of the best rappers lyrically. Finally, Finesse2Tymes is praised for his realness and dedication to starting a new life of music. He's not exactly southern style, not exactly east or west coast, but genuinely Finesse 2Tymes style, and that's what fans want.
Country music superstar, Luke Combs, dared to drop out of college to pursue a dream. After some trial and error, as well as pure dedication to making music, he became an international country sensation, a dad, and more, and now he's poised to take on more roles in the near future. Megan Moroney is country's newest sweetheart and touring like crazy. Her concerts are so awesome that they're breaking ticket sales' records everywhere she's playing. Johnny Cash needs a new tribute album by new musicians. We all love the Man in Black. It's about time we let the younger generations, and older ones, experience Johnny at least one more time.
Alice Cooper forever! The odd and bold story of the King of Shock-Rock is told, and it's told better than all other publications. After this truly astounding story, Killer Magazine then looks at the career of the Red Hot Chili Peppers and believes that they're about due for another single and album.
The metal section is as metal as can be! Cryptosis, a Dutch trio, is so badass that they made waves in the United States like no other groups before them. Even better, they rode those waves all way to Europe to begin touring as soon as they finished in the United States. On to the coolest local metal bands in the Northeast; Hate Grenade brings back the rap-metal like no one else and does so in their own unique style. Made from true metalheads who helped guide the scene in Upstate New York, Pennsylvania, and elsewhere, their new album is only the starting point of more to come. Finally in the metal section, we have Blood Desecration. Another local band that's built on honest dark-thrash metal and doesn't seem to be slowing down. Show after show is packed with their Blood Legion and the fan base is getting louder and bigger every time they show up.
Political correctness isn't President Trump's forte. His decision on Iran is discussed and how the future of Iran is in the hands of the American people. Midterms and 2028 are seen as possible channels to a return of a violent and oppressive Iran, which would be terrible for Iranians and many others.
Killer Magazine July 2024
In this issue The Offspring is presented for their on and off-stage activities and their new upcoming album is presented based on the samples we've already received from it. There're multiple artists covered in the jam band, rock, hip-hop, jazz, and reggae industries and the impacts they musicians have on the world is displayed.
The political sections cover the downfall of the Biden administration, the homelessness problem in San Francisco, and has a piece about what the younger generation is doing right given all the criticism they constantly receive.
Killer Magazine March 2026
In this issue of Killer Magazine, we go through the gauntlet of hip-hop’s evolution and how KRS-One has been there the whole time and holding it down like no other artist. Then, there’s a deliverance of how official Cardi B and Sexxy Red are. Finally, finishing up with how Da Inphamus Amadeuz is the most underrated artist in the game.
Killer Magazine does it all! After hip-hop, we segue into country and highlight Miranda Lambert, Jelly Roll, and Blake Shelton. All of these artists have an amazing story and it’s only told best by Killer Magazine! Check it out!
Long live Ozzy! An amazing tribute piece for the Prince of Darkness shows his truly unique talents as a musician and family man. Plus, there’s editorial on how Ozzy gave the oddballs in the world something meaningful in life. After this, the Talking Heads are praised for their nonconformity and ability to go on without a specific music category. The last piece pays homage to Led Zeppelin and calls for the estate to produce more live performances for their fans, as the band was awesome while performing live.
Sadly, Bobby Weir passed away and left the Grateful Dead community shattered. The tribute article to the Ace talks about his life and impacts on the world and lets everyone know that the spirit of the ‘60s still remains. Phish’s festival in Mexico is presented as well as their upcoming summer tour. Last but definitely not least, Max Creek is highlighted and presented as the granddaddy of the jam band scene.
The last of the music section contains Primus and Stone Temple Pilots. Primus is on tour currently and the article discusses the difficult road it was to get a tour for us. Stone Temple Pilots are arguably one the best bands from the ‘90s. In their article, the author discusses their lack of attention from the media and the downfalls that split them up. Nevertheless, STP is one of the best alternative/grunge bands ever and this article proves this!
Turning to the political section, Operation: Epic Fury is discussed and how the Trump administration is keeping campaign promises and finally dealing with Iran as appropriate. This editorial contains political messages and thoughts about where the United States will go in the next several years.
Psychopath
This is a compilation of the writings of Benjamin J. Bolton. From political collections to sports writings, and everything in-between, Benjamin takes you on a rollercoaster of profaneness about how lousy the government is and how to suppress the negativity that it radiates. From article to article, this book has a variety of reads that any adult can enjoy.
If you like truth without political correctness, Psychopath is a series of articles for you.