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From The Desk Of Finn’s Motel: A Walk In The Garden Part 2 (Wood’s Famous Brimmer Tomatoes)
Finn’s Motel mastermind/auteur Joe Thebeau gifted us in late 2006 with the amazing, out-of-nowhere Escape Velocity debut, a concept album
From The Desk Of The Black Watch: The Poems Of John Tottenham
John Andrew Fredrick has spent the last three decades as the sole constant in one of music's most perfect and
Normal History Vol. 422: 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
Live Review, Coachella 2017
One of the laziest journalistic tropes ever is: “This (supersuccessfulthing) isn’t nearly as cool as it was back when it
From The Desk Of Kleenex Girl Wonder: Jokes
Kleenex Girl Wonder just released 13th LP The Comedy Album. Graham Smith, who’s been making pan-genre pop rock in bedrooms,
Where’s The Street Team?: An Answer Essay Part 1
Several months ago I sent my ever-so-patient editor Eric an email asking that the upcoming column be featured on the
Essential New Music: Lou Reed’s “The RCA & Arista Albums Collection”
The blah title; the none-more-black box; it ain’t sexy, but it’s a stark answer to a serious question: How to
From The Desk Of Ann Magnuson: Frank Holliday
At her funniest, musician/actress/performance artist Ann Magnuson skewers pop and celebrity culture like nobody else. And there’s a lot of
“He’s No Angel”: A Short Story By MAGNET’s Mitch Myers
Adam Coil was only 55 when he passed away. He was alone in his apartment eating Chinese food and watching The
The Posies: Let It Grow
Creative regeneration has sustained the Posies through 30 up-and-down years “We haven't broken up yet. But if we broke up
The So So Glos: The Glos Of Adulthood
The So So Glos get back to basics but mature philosophically with Kamikaze The past four years have been a whirlwind for the
The Qualia Makes MAGNET A Mix Tape
Recently, we featured the Qualia’s latest track “Out For Blood,” which comes from their August 12 album Cotillion Knives. Today,
Autolux: Time May Change Me
Following a Failure reunion and a divorce, Greg Edwards returns with Autolux’s Pussy’s Dead For Greg Edwards, time is relative.
Where’s The Street Team?: A Crime Against The History Of The Band Moniker
Before I get into something vinyl-related, I must start off with a few comments about this very magazine. During this