Category: FEATURES

Steve Albini passed away May 7 at the age of 61. This story originally appeared in The Boy Who Cried

Asked about commercial expectations for 2001’s New American Language, his then-fourth LP—now remastered and released on vinyl (a first for

In September, Baroness released sixth album Stone (Abraxan Hymns), its much anticipated follow-up to 2019’s Gold And Grey. It’s Baroness’

With his cosmic-country credo tucked under one arm and a quirky intellect under the other, Daniel Donato has become a

For the 23rd year in a row, Nashville embraced the indie aesthetic, hosting more than 200 acts at nearly 50

The way the stars aligned for Tiny Tim’s success in 1968 was nothing short of stunning. His rise was one

MAGNET’s Mitch Myers unearths a vintage drawing of Ramblin’ Jack and revives Shel Silverstein’s liner notes from innovative 1964 album

Almost 50 years after Lou Reed unleashed white-noise opus Metal Machine Music, people are still debating whether it’s brilliant art

If you’re old enough to remember Creem, you’re old enough to remember a time when rock journalism was devoid of

Australian singer/songwriter Elizabeth M. Drummond had a band, a major-label career and a five-year relationship. It all came crashing down

MAGNET’s Mitch Myers had too much to dream last night and recalled his homage to Nuggets: Original Artyfacts From The

All good things must come to an end—and in the case of $2 Tuesdays, Derek Hoke had it all mapped

How Jack White plucked the Tailspins out of obscurity “We were starting from scratch all over again, and a couple

After a string of recent albums that have emphasized production value and songcraft, sometimes at the expense of grit and