Category: INTERVIEWS

With Tolerance (Fightmaster Industries/Many Hats), E.R. Fightmaster delivers the most personal music of their career, peeling away some pretty thick

Whether his preference is pastoral folk, cosmic Americana or shimmering indie pop, Eric D. Johnson has always been less interested

Few contemporary blues-rock artists know their way around a stage quite like Samantha Fish. And that mastery is hard-earned. Over

Few artists have dissected the complexities of their inner lives as thoroughly or productively as Kevin Barnes. Across a 30-year

Grizzled Minneapolis vets—they’ll love that description—High On Stress have been at it since 2003. With the new Still Here (Rum

Joe Jackson has never been particularly interested in mythology—especially the kind that suggests music absorbs some sort of magic from

The history of rock ‘n’ roll is littered with woulda, coulda, shoulda bands that, for one reason or another, never

With well more than 85 albums as a leader or co-leader to his credit and documented sideman gigs in the

When it came to his art, Alan Vega always wanted to keep his options open. His prolific output far exceeded

Loyal MAGNET readers have Josh Bloom to thank for a least a few of their favorite stories. Over the past

30 years ago, MAGNET named Guided By Voices’ Alien Lanes the best album of 1995. While, for a lot of