Category: INTERVIEWS
A Conversation With Man Man
It can be lots of fun being in the culture-vulture industry. People you don’t know give you albums you didn’t
Q&A With The Breeders
It’s been six long years since the last Breeders album—2002’s decidedly underwhelming Title TK, which resulted in Elektra dropping them
Q&A With Robert Forster
Robert Forster was always the darker, more literary Go-Between, the Lennon to Grant McLennan's McCartney, as was often noted during
A Conversation With Bob Mould
Bob Mould has become more cheery than he was on brooding, post-Hüsker Dü solo albums such as 1989’s Workbook and
A Conversation With Eels
As the old blues chestnut insists, if it wasn’t for bad luck, eels’ Mark Oliver Everett (better known by his
A Conversation With Dean Wareham
As frontman for Galaxie 500 and Luna, Dean Wareham lived and prospered through two decades of indie rock. MAGNET spoke
A Conversation With Robert Pollard
To nobody’s surprise, neither age nor the dissolution of Guided By Voices has slowed the prolific output of Ohio’s most
A Conversation With Siouxsie Sioux
With a commanding, imposing voice, Siouxsie Sioux turned what looked like a one-night stand into a musical career that’s still
Q&A With Thurston Moore
By the time you’ve finished reading this, Sonic Youth’s Thurston Moore will have probably produced, recorded or released another album
Tom Morello: Killing In The Name Of
As guitarist for both Rage Against The Machine and Audioslave, Harvard-educated Tom Morello has trafficked in a fiery brand of
Andy Partridge: Soldier Of Misfortune
Since first appearing on the British scene in the mid-’70s as a founding member of new-wave act XTC, Andy Partridge
A Conversation With Rufus Wainwright
Since his 1998 self-titled debut, Rufus Wainwright has indulged his love for lush, operatic pop, a passion that culminated on
A Conversation With Peter Buck (R.E.M.)
MAGNET recently spoke to Peter Buck about Tuatara and how Barrett Martin and his merry men (Buck, Dean Wareham, Mark
A Conversation With Bryan Ferry
Bryan Ferry is renowned for his slinky demeanor. Both as a solo artist and as the leader of art-rock avatars