Category: INTERVIEWS

It can be lots of fun being in the culture-vulture industry. People you don’t know give you albums you didn’t

It’s been six long years since the last Breeders album—2002’s decidedly underwhelming Title TK, which resulted in Elektra dropping them

Robert Forster was always the darker, more literary Go-Between, the Lennon to Grant McLennan's McCartney, as was often noted during

Bob Mould has become more cheery than he was on brooding, post-Hüsker Dü solo albums such as 1989’s Workbook and

As the old blues chestnut insists, if it wasn’t for bad luck, eels’ Mark Oliver Everett (better known by his

As frontman for Galaxie 500 and Luna, Dean Wareham lived and prospered through two decades of indie rock. MAGNET spoke

To nobody’s surprise, neither age nor the dissolution of Guided By Voices has slowed the prolific output of Ohio’s most

With a commanding, imposing voice, Siouxsie Sioux turned what looked like a one-night stand into a musical career that’s still

By the time you’ve finished reading this, Sonic Youth’s Thurston Moore will have probably produced, recorded or released another album

As guitarist for both Rage Against The Machine and Audioslave, Harvard-educated Tom Morello has trafficked in a fiery brand of

Since first appearing on the British scene in the mid-’70s as a founding member of new-wave act XTC, Andy Partridge

Since his 1998 self-titled debut, Rufus Wainwright has indulged his love for lush, operatic pop, a passion that culminated on

MAGNET recently spoke to Peter Buck about Tuatara and how Barrett Martin and his merry men (Buck, Dean Wareham, Mark

Bryan Ferry is renowned for his slinky demeanor. Both as a solo artist and as the leader of art-rock avatars