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At Boot & Saddles, Kolars backed up its thrilling performance style—Rob Kolar on guitar and vocals, Lauren Brown becoming one

In an evening of guitar masters, Sonic Youth's Lee Ranaldo was riveting as he coaxed exquisite sounds from his signature

MAGNET faves Priests just keep getting better and better. The Seduction Of Kansas (Sister Polygon), the latest album from the

"All you guys out there tryin' to act like Al Green/You're all weak" —Low, "Witches" The Reverend. The Soul Man.

If you’d told me in 1992 that on a single day in 2019, I would buy a Bingo Hand Job

While he didn't get into that much-talked-about 25th-anniversary screening of Reality Bites, MAGNET photographer Wes Orshoski did get to see

Tame Impala; photo by Quinn Tucker MAGNET's Maureen Coulter finds the ever-expanding Atlanta indie-rock fest to be standing firmly on

When Angelique Kidjo tells you to dance—or sing, or clap along, or all of the above—it’s not a request. It’s

In a lineup that merged style and substance at PhilaMOCA, Brooklyn's Habibi embodied both with ease, pairing Rahill Jamalifard’s breezy

Last year, we named Screaming Females' All At Once the 10th best album of 2018. Therefore, it was. But if

When Amy Rigby found out last year's The Old Guys was named MAGNET's number-nine album of 2018, she tweeted, "And

Drummer Nick Mason might not be the first name to come to mind when you think of Pink Floyd, but

Over the course of four-plus hours at the Temple Performing Arts Center, Amanda Palmer—never one to hold back—opened up about

"Les Claypool and Sean Lennon bid you welcome to their planet. Let the Delirium take hold," wrote Wilco guitar god