Category: INTERVIEWS

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

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

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

A Conversation With Ian Noe
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

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

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

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

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

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

Best Of 2021: A Conversation With Strand Of Oaks
Hobart Rowland interviews the musician who made the best record of 2021. Photos for MAGNET by Chris Sikich. Strand Of

A Conversation With Lilly Hiatt
Every artist with an album (or two) in the hopper this fall has COVID to thank for the unexpected downtime

A Conversation With Matt Pond (Matt Pond PA)
Eight years ago, Matt Pond was singing the praises of St. Augustine, Fla., and his latest love interest. He’d also

A Conversation With Peach Pit
Peach Pit is an indie surf-rock band that’s already played major festivals including Bumbershoot, Shaky Knees and Bonnaroo. The Vancouver

A Conversation With Moviola
Columbus, Ohio-based Moviola’s first record, 1995’s Frantic, was certainly representative of its era, featuring melodic, occasionally noisy rock, and while

A Conversation With Jay Farrar (Son Volt)
For those inclined to notice amid the shitshow that was 2020, last year marked the 25th anniversary of Son Volt’s