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In 1987, the Beatles licensed “Revolution” to Nike to feature in a commercial that’s come to be considered one of

French trio L’Effondras may not have the ambition to cleanse its listeners, but such sprawling, probing math rock nevertheless purges

The Philly Music Fest may as well have been the Camae Ayewa Music Fest for the first night of its

Whitney black midi Armed with his camera and vaccination card, MAGNET photographer Wes Orshoski is finally back where he belongs:

Every week, we’ll be posting a new illustration by David Lester. The Mecca Normal guitarist is visually documenting people, places

Lady Lamb’s lyrics are elaborate, deliberate, delicate; you can listen closely, look for logic and lose yourself in overanalysis, but

Open For Business. The title is an invitation, and you don’t need to be a former customer to get in

Despite the uncertainty of everything due to this seemingly never-ending pandemic, the always-working Alex Maas and his Black Angels cohorts

We don’t know what he was smoking, but MAGNET’s Mitch Myers wrote this most salacious story under the tell-tale influence

No matter what he elects to sing, Rufus Wainwright does it with passion, pleasure and undeniable pizzazz. His one-of-a-kind talent

Every week, we’ll be posting a new illustration by David Lester. The Mecca Normal guitarist is visually documenting people, places

Spoon just wrapped up a small number of dates across the U.S. and today is live-streaming Back To The Life:

During the first of two sold-out shows at Union Transfer, Big Thief shelved its reputation for mellowness and revved up

In every local music scene, there’s a person who knows. They know the tunes, the sounds and the ways to

Every artist with an album (or two) in the hopper this fall has COVID to thank for the unexpected downtime

Chicago’s Half Gringa has a way of getting you lost in a deep, dark melody, then shining a light in