Category: INTERVIEWS

After almost 20 years on various major labels, Pete Yorn is finally doing things for himself. It’s quite the feat

As a guitarist, vocalist, actor, model and humanitarian, Japanese artist Takamasa "MIYAVI" Ishihara is a hyphenate extraordinaire, thrilling audiences worldwide

Looking back, Travis frontman Fran Healy is still in awe of the enormous U.K. love fest touched off by 1999’s

With his new album, I Need A New War (Partisan), the Hold Steady’s Craig Finn wraps up a solo trilogy

Very few rock ’n’ roll artists release their first album on the cusp of turning 70. Even fewer of this

News travels fast in the digital age, but back in the middle 1970s it took months for a British or

Now is as good a time as any for an official Meat Puppets reunion. Brothers Curt and Cris Kirkwood are

Andy Zaltzman might be a new face to comedy audiences in the U.S. But his verbal dexterity and his literary

The last time I saw Bob Mould, he was as fit as he’s ever been—almost unrecognizably so. It was 2002,

The last time we checked in with Guster for a MAGNET cover story four years ago, the quartet was dipping

Rhett Miller didn’t have to go far to find the catharsis that informs his latest release, The Messenger (ATO). Triggered

Once upon a time in Liverpool, the former Richard Starkey played drums in a local quartet called the Beatles, earning

There really couldn’t have been a more unlikely hit single than Fastball's “The Way”—especially in the post-grunge cesspool that was

A half-century later, does Jethro Tull warrant some reassessment? Most of the pre-1979 evidence points to the affirmative. Murky production