Category: FEATURES
Frigs: Forever Changes
After years of trying to find their identity, Frigs are finally ready for their closeup In the eight years since
Palm: The Philadelphia Experiment
Urban outfit Palm retreated to a rural farmhouse to make Rock Island Every seven minutes or so, Palm’s Philadelphia apartment
The Monochrome Set: Trinity Road
Hopefully, you've already read our brand-new feature on longtime MAGNET fave the Monochrome Set. If not, do it right here,
The Monochrome Set: Bid’s Boutique
In most professional contexts, 40 years of service puts you squarely at retirement age. In the music business, it may
Flashback Friday: Wooden Shjips (Smoke On The Water)
Wooden Shjips are releasing new album V. today via our friends at Thrill Jockey, and trust us, it's a must
Prism Tats: Mamba King
Prism Tats produces political post-punk with a progressive pith Garett van der Spek, the South African expatriate who records as
Mount Eerie: Misty Mountain Hop (Phil Elverum And Josh Tillman’s Not-So Strange Encounter)
The truth about the night Mount Eerie's Phil Elverum met Father John Misty's Josh Tillman On Now Only’s title track,
Mount Eerie: Songs Of Pain And Devotion
With Now Only, Mount Eerie’s Phil Elverum is turning loss into art again From 1996 to 2003, Philip Whitman Elvrum
Anna von Hausswolff: No Depression
With Dead Magic, Anna von Hausswolff freed herself from a dark place Swedish organist Anna von Hausswolff has made the
Simple Minds: The Truth About Charlie
Simple Minds' Jim Kerr on his 50-year friendship with press-shy music-making partner Charlie Burchill As its longtime lyricist and singer,
Simple Minds: Alive And Kicking
Four decades in, Simple Minds still offer songs of faith and devotion “Concentrating on new music gives us something to
Philadelphia Soulless: Mt. Joy Is Just The Latest Band To Leave MAGNET’s Hometown In Search Of Fame And Fortune
If you didn't read our brand-new feature on Mt. Joy, do so now here. In it, the band talks about
Mt. Joy: Get Happy
Mt. Joy’s fast and furious 21st-century success story If the internet hadn’t upended the music industry 18 years ago, it’s
The Low Anthem: Slow Dissolve
The Low Anthem’s inner groove and the parable of the salt doll The story of the salt doll, like most