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Rhett Miller’s Superfriends: Gary Taxali
We asked Old 97’s frontman Rhett Miller to guest edit magnetmagazine.com this week, and he pawned it off on a
Rhett Miller’s Superfriends: Paul F. Tompkins
We asked Old 97's frontman Rhett Miller to guest edit magnetmagazine.com this week, and he pawned it off on a
Q&A With Peter Holsapple & Chris Stamey
There are many people who consider the first two albums by the dB's—1981's Stands For Decibels and 1982's Repercussion—to be
From The Desk Of Nathan Larson And Nina Persson: Harlem
“We’re going to party like it’s 1699,” sings Nina Persson on Colonia, the second album the Cardigans frontwoman has released
Q&A With John Wesley Harding
John Wesley Harding knows when he gets an email, phone message or a piece of postal junk addressing him as
The Over/Under: The Clash
Did the ‘70s punk movement produce a more important legacy than “The Only Band That Matters"? The Sex Pistols may
Put Up Your Dukes: Pearl Jam’s “Ten”
Two of MAGNET’s Matts—editor Matthew Fritch and writer Matt Ryan—go to the mat to see whose opinion is more correct.
Lost Classics: Grant Hart “Good News For Modern Man”
They’re nobody’s buzz bands anymore. But since 1993, MAGNET has discovered and documented more great music than memory will allow.
Lost Classics: Swell “41”
They’re nobody’s buzz bands anymore. But since 1993, MAGNET has discovered and documented more great music than memory will allow.
Q&A With Mac McCaughan
Outdated reference point or not, the anti-apathy sentiment on Superchunk's sophomore single "Slack Motherfucker" still seems characteristic of Mac McCaughan
Lost Classics: Thomas Jefferson Slave Apartments “Bait And Switch”
They’re nobody’s buzz bands anymore. But since 1993, MAGNET has discovered and documented more great music than memory will allow.
The Over/Under: The Kinks
The Wilco Over/Under was really well-received. So much so that somebody calling himself “sgtpepper64” on ViaChicago, the Wilco message board,
Lost Classics: The Geraldine Fibbers “Lost Somewhere Between The Earth And My Home”
They’re nobody’s buzz bands anymore. But since 1993, MAGNET has discovered and documented more great music than memory will allow.
Lost Classics: Wheat “Hope And Adams”
They’re nobody’s buzz bands anymore. But since 1993, MAGNET has discovered and documented more great music than memory will allow.