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We’re approaching the release of Scott Fab's new record, Leave My Friends, which comes out April 21. We previously brought

Out of the lengthy list of Robert Pollard’s Guided By Voices conspirators/collaborators, Tobin Sprout may well be the closest to

The making of Matthew Sweet's Girlfriend By Hobart Rowland By ’90s industry standards, Matthew Sweet’s Girlfriend performed well. It peaked

The Vulgar Boatmen are an archetypal cult band. Those of us who love them really, really love them, but the

The Vulgar Boatmen are an archetypal cult band. Those of us who love them really, really love them, but the

The making of Old 97’s Too Far To Care By Matt Ryan By 1997, Old 97’s had two indie releases

To celebrate our return to publishing the print version of MAGNET three years ago, we will be posting classic cover

We Are Scientists—the duo of vocalist/guitarist Keith Murray and bassist/vocalist Chris Cain—are known for the oblique humor and intelligence that

Ryan Monroe hadn't considered himself a control freak by nature. Then he found himself at Redstar Recording in Silver Lake,

Each week, we take a look at some obscure or overlooked entries in the catalogs of music’s big names. MAGNET’s

The term “rumspringa” refers to the Amish period of adolescence, which surprisingly makes quite a fitting name for Canon Blue’s

Over the course of three surprise-filled albums, Wye Oak has artistically come of age in the public eye. Singer/guitarist Jenn

Gary Louris and Mark Olson left Jayhawks fans in a lurch when they parted ways rather abruptly in 1995. Turns

British singer/songwriter Nick Drake released only three short albums during his lifetime, an output totaling less than two hours when