Category: BEST OF 2015
MAGNET’s #3 Album Of 2015: Father John Misty’s “I Love You, Honeybear”
On one hand, J. Tillman’s second album as Father John Misty is junk food for the soul—as irresistibly self-destructive as
MAGNET’s #4 Album Of 2015: Courtney Barnett’s “Sometimes I Sit And Think, And Sometimes I Just Sit”
“Put me on a pedestal, and I’ll only disappoint you,” warns Australian folk-rocker Courtney Barnett on a punk-chorded “Pedestrian At
MAGNET’s #5 Album Of 2015: Royal Headache’s “High”
The second LP from this Sydney, Australia quartet—its members are identified only as Shogun (vocals), Law (guitar), Joe (bass) and
MAGNET’s #6 Album Of 2015: Joanna Newsom’s “Divers”
Has it really been nearly six years since Have One On Me? But it just stopped playing! (Have one on
MAGNET’s #7 Album Of 2015: The Libertines’ “Anthems For Doomed Youth”
That the Libertines—returning to the spotlight after imploding more than a decade ago—managed to record a new album, let alone
MAGNET’s #8 Album Of 2015: Sufjan Stevens’ “Carrie & Lowell”
After a decade and a half of holding it down as indie’s resident maximalist (try finding a review of Illinois
MAGNET’s #9 Album Of 2015: Deafheaven’s “New Bermuda”
Deafheaven is by no means the first metal band to combine the delicate and the brutal, but by god, the
















