Category: INTERVIEWS

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

Here's a tip for any aspiring biographer hoping to chronicle the life of their favorite musician: Befriend him/her and, preferably

Here’s an exclusive excerpt of the current MAGNET cover story. Interview by Elijah Wood Photos by Jon Enoch A quarter

If you see Cindy Wilson as part of her now-40-year-old day job—with Kate Pierson and Fred Schneider, one of three

Be it his epic, cabaret-pop solo albums or his wonky electro-wave work in Soft Cell, Marc Almond is an avatar

For every sound and image of Jane Birkin burned into memory (e.g., Antonioni’s Blow-Up, Vadim’s Don Juan, Or If Don

When Suicide Sally: A Celebration Of The Music Of Suicide And Alan Vega unfurls in real time on January 25

As the Posies celebrate three decades making music together, Jon Auer and Ken Stringfellow ponder the band's Geffen years
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The hammering glam pop of 1974’s Kimono My House, the lush arpeggiating disco of 1979’s No. 1 In Heaven, the