Category: INTERVIEWS

As an integral part of the famed Elephant 6 collective, Elf Power helped redefine the parameters of indie rock in

In between recording and drumming with a string of Olympia, Wash., bands, like the Real Distractions (a new, top-shelf punk-rock

Pete Yorn’s continuing collaboration with Day Wave’s Jackson Phillips takes another step forward on Hawaii (Shelly Music). Where 2019’s Caretakers

“Coming up from the subway now. Should be able to talk now.” Things have suddenly become quite busy for S.G.

Photo by Roni Hoffman For veteran music journalist Michael Goldberg, the stakes couldn’t be more personal when it comes to

Kevin Morby’s seventh LP, This Is A Photograph (Dead Oceans), tells a story about the often-tragic side of the American

Band Of Horses frontman Ben Bridwell is excited to be performing again after being sidelined for much of the pandemic.

Based on the ample online evidence, Kaitlin Butts had one whale of a wedding. So you’d think it might’ve been

Ian Noe’s Between The Country received plenty of accolades back in 2019—and deservingly so. The low-key 31-year-old troubadour has a

As if the finality of Jim Croce’s abrupt 1973 death in a plane crash weren’t enough, for posterity we have

Sydney, Australia’s Hoodoos Gurus never quite conquered America. But almost was enough for Dave Faulkner, who counts his blessings when

It’s certain Shovels & Rope’s Manticore (Dualtone) would’ve been a much different album had the pandemic never happened. Fleshed out

It’s been humbling five years for Pinegrove’s Evan Stephens Hall. Just as his angular indie-twang outfit was gaining some serious

In Plain Sight (ATO) is a dizzying composite of all that’s great about ’70s radio—and in the hands of Neal

Hobart Rowland interviews the musician who made the best record of 2021. Photos for MAGNET by Chris Sikich. Strand Of