Comets On Fire: Psych Band Harmonizes Its Spheres

Comets On Fire: Psych Band Harmonizes Its Spheres

When MAGNET phones Ethan Miller on a Sunday afternoon, we expect to find the ringleader of Bay Area cosmic-rock radicals
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Jennifer O’Connor: Bring Me Up

All Jennifer O’Connor wanted was a booking agent. What she wound up with was a multi-album contract with Matador Records.
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Oppenheimer: Key Changes

When a band’s larval discussions revolve around krautrock devotees such as Stereolab and To Rococo Rot, there are usually expectations
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Sparklehorse: Mark Linkous Finds The Natural Cure

Some guys just seem to thrive on bad luck. Ten years ago, Mark Linkous—a.k.a. virtual one-man folk/pop band Sparklehorse—didn’t merely
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The Hold Steady: Tramps Like Us

Claiming riffs from bar bands and telling stories from the suburbs, the Hold Steady wants to show you how a
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R.I.P. MAGNET Senior Writer Jonathan Valania

The Smiths And Rough Trade Records: How Soon Is Now?

The Smiths And Rough Trade Records: How Soon Is Now?

Rough Trade earned its reputation as an indie imprint with left-leaning ethics and a post-punk sound. But when a Manchester
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