Category: BEST OF 2017
MAGNET’s #15 Album Of 2017: Spoon’s “Hot Thoughts”
Britt Daniel and Co. are the Swiss watchmakers of indie rock: fine purveyors of quality and precision. Sure, the surface
MAGNET’s #16 Album Of 2017: Hurray For The Riff Raff’s “The Navigator”
In a country with a short, shameful history and an even shorter memory, you can live in a place for
MAGNET’s #17 Album Of 2017: Peter Perrett’s “How The West Was Won”
To anyone unfortunate enough to have witnessed the Only Ones’ pitiful reunion a decade ago, the very idea that their
MAGNET’s #18 Album Of 2017: Valerie June’s “The Order Of Time”
Valerie June takes her time and doesn’t give away too much of herself, but she fills The Order Of Time
MAGNET’s #19 Album Of 2017: Father John Misty’s “Pure Comedy”
Joshua Tillman grew up in a family dominated by evangelical-Christian parents who didn’t allow secular music in the home. After
MAGNET’s #20 Album Of 2017: Perfume Genius’ “No Shape”
There was a distinct feeling after 2014’s Too Bright that Perfume Genius had summited—in fact, the feeling arrived during the
MAGNET’s #21 Album Of 2017: Jason Isbell And The 400 Unit’s “The Nashville Sound”
Jason Isbell’s third album in a row with outlaw-country “it” producer Dave Cobb (Sturgill Simpson, Chris Stapleton) is the pair’s
MAGNET’s #22 Album Of 2017: Mount Eerie’s “A Crow Looked At Me”
“Death is real/Someone’s there, and then they’re not/It’s not for singing about/It’s not for making into art.” Those are the
MAGNET’s #23 Album Of 2017: Bash & Pop’s “Anything Could Happen”
Two priceless gifts were bestowed upon Replacements fans this year, most notably the formal release of the band’s oft-bootlegged 1986
MAGNET’s #24 Album Of 2017: Algiers’ “The Underside Of Power”
It’s hard to argue with Algiers even on paper: They’ve been described as dystopian soul, and who doesn’t want to
MAGNET’s #25 Album Of 2017: House And Land’s “House And Land”
The past has a lot to say to the present, but what you hear depends on how you listen. Singers/multi-instrumentalists