Magnet Magazine

The best part about mining the era just before you were born for your sound is the freedom to run

The pandemic has precipitated plenty of shut-in recording projects, mostly involving some degree of solitary activity. Poor Boy On The

Like the majority of you, all of us in the Philadelphia area had been staying at home because of the

Less than two and a half years after Arlo Parks played her very first gig and a month after her

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

MAGNET’s Mitch Myers relinquishes the remote control for a guided tour of the century where ragtime jazz, hippie rock and

Sometimes you see an up-and-coming band that sounds so massive that you wonder how long it will take for them

In Plain Sight (ATO) is a dizzying composite of all that’s great about ’70s radio—and in the hands of Neal

Depending on your perspective, Just Like Jim is a tale of comfort or caution. Your prized possessions may not only

Just before Indigo Girls took the stage for the first show of a two-night stand at Scottish Rite Auditorium, a

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

The year was 1993, and in the wake of Nirvana’s earth-shattering success with Nevermind, any band that even slightly bore

Though he’s spent time in Los Angeles and New York, Jamil Rashad (a.k.a. Boulevards) can’t seem to shake his Tar

Hobart Rowland interviews the musician who made the best record of 2021. Photos for MAGNET by Chris Sikich. Strand Of

1) Strand Of Oaks In Heaven (Galacticana)2) Low Hey What (Sub Pop)3) Arlo Parks Collapsed In Sunbeams (Transgressive)4) The Weather