Port O’Brien: Shore Leave

Port O’Brien: Shore Leave

2008 was a historic year for Van Pierszalowski, singer and songwriter for Port O’Brien. For the first summer in his
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Suicide: Be Careful With That Axe, Alan

Suicide: Be Careful With That Axe, Alan

“No one believed the story about the axe,” chortles Alan Vega. With his New York accent and rapid-fire delivery, Vega
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Jenny Lewis: Fact Sheet

Jenny Lewis: Fact Sheet

Sex, divorce, feeling inadequate—when it comes to her lyrics, Jenny Lewis has never held back. But somehow, between Rilo Kiley,
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Ringo Deathstarr: Hot Fuzz

Ringo Deathstarr: Hot Fuzz

With a blustery, lysergic guitar squall that evokes both the circular scuzz of Spacemen 3 and the primal noise of
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Son Ambulance: Grown Together

Son Ambulance: Grown Together

Searching for existential meaning in modern pop music can often feel like a spelunking expedition in an empty swimming pool.
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Hunter S. Thompson: Gonzo American

Hunter S. Thompson: Gonzo American

Best to put it forthrightly: The release of Hunter S. Thompson’s home recordings is an auspicious event in the contexts
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R.I.P. MAGNET Senior Writer Jonathan Valania