Phoning It In: “Music Jail, Pt. 1 & 2”
They Might Be Giants have resurrected their ingenious Dial-A-Song concept by streaming a new song each week of 2015 at
From The Desk Of The Dodos: Lubomyr Melnyk’s “Pockets Of Light”
For five albums—starting with 2006’s Beware Of The Maniacs—there was always something playful, almost ephemeral about the Dodos, as if
Film At 11: Dr. Dog
Dr. Dog recently released live album Live At A Flamingo Hotel, and the MAGNET faces now share a video for "The Rabbit, The Bat &
MAGNET #117 Is Out Now!
MAGNET #117 is out now! As you can see, the great Guster is on the cover. Crave longevity in this
MP3 At 3PM: Sam Vicari
Singer/songwriter Sam Vicari readies for the release of new album Giving Up, due out April 7. This is Vicari's third
“Symphonies For The Devil,” By The Pop Group’s Gareth Sager
The legendary Pop Group is releasing Citizen Zombie, its first album in more than three decades, later this month and
From The Desk Of The Dodos: “Mostly Skateboarding” Podcast
For five albums—starting with 2006’s Beware Of The Maniacs—there was always something playful, almost ephemeral about the Dodos, as if
Film At 11: José González
Indie folk singer/songwriter José González prepares for the release of his latest album, Vestiges & Claws, on February 17. Now he
MP3 At 3PM: Hidden In The Sun
San Francisco quintet Hidden In The Sun readies for the release of debut album Seven Seasons and offers newest single
From The Desk Of The Dodos: DD/MM/YYYY’s “Bronzage”
For five albums—starting with 2006’s Beware Of The Maniacs—there was always something playful, almost ephemeral about the Dodos, as if
The Dodos: Get Busy Living
The Dodos aren’t shuffling off this mortal coil without expressing their individuality In retrospect, Meric Long, who just turned 34,
In The News: Calexico, Glen Hansard, Desaparecidos, Who, Brian Wilson And More
On April 14, Calexico’s new album, Edge Of The Sun, will be available via Anti- … It Was Triumph We Once Proposed
From The Desk Of Alasdair Roberts: “In Our Time” On BBC Radio Four
Alasdair Roberts’ songs are difficult to digest. Like a large pill you can’t quite swallow, that lodges toward the back
Normal History Vol. 306: The Art Of David Lester
Every Saturday, we’ll be posting a new illustration by David Lester. The Mecca Normal guitarist is visually documenting people, places
From The Desk Of Alasdair Roberts: Mary Hampton
Alasdair Roberts’ songs are difficult to digest. Like a large pill you can’t quite swallow, that lodges toward the back
Film At 11: Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy
Singer/songwriter Will Oldham, better known by stage name Bonnie 'Prince' Billy, released his latest album, Singer's Grave A Sea Of Tongues, last fall
MP3 At 3PM: The Fleas
New wavers the Fleas ready for the release of their new album, Telling Tales, due out in April. Now, they've
Vintage Movies: “One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest”
MAGNET contributing writer Jud Cost is sharing some of the wealth of classic films he’s been lucky enough to see
From The Desk Of Alasdair Roberts: Sorley MacLean’s “Dàin Do Eimhir Agus Dàin Eile”
Alasdair Roberts’ songs are difficult to digest. Like a large pill you can’t quite swallow, that lodges toward the back
MP3 At 3PM: Cariad Harmon
Cariad Harmon, an NYC-based singer/songwriter with a soothing, angelic voice, released her self-titled sophomore album in November and now offers a track
Film At 11: Elliott BROOD
Elliot BROOD is not a person, but rather a Canadian alt-country trio. They released Work and Love last year, and
From The Desk Of Alasdair Roberts: Carl Gustav Jung
Alasdair Roberts’ songs are difficult to digest. Like a large pill you can’t quite swallow, that lodges toward the back
Film At 11: Sleater-Kinney
If you don't know who Sleater-Kinney is, you probably aren't very up to date with music at all. These woman











