Category: INTERVIEWS

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

We caught up with Waxahatchee’s Katie Crutchfield in her hometown of Birmingham, Ala., during some downtime between tour legs for

Maybe Randy Newman hasn’t released a conventional pop album (ever, to be frank) since 2008, instead focusing on composing and

Here’s an exclusive excerpt of the current MAGNET cover story. Interview by Busy Philipps Photos by Gene Smirnov It’s hard

Alice Cooper is not a monster. The blood, gore and guillotines of his longtime act are but a smokescreen for

Here’s an exclusive excerpt of the current MAGNET cover story. Interview by Taylor Hawkins Photo by Flint Chaney Liam Gallagher

Here’s an exclusive excerpt of the current MAGNET cover story. Interview by Jimmy Kimmel Photos by Gene Smirnov Viva the

Little Steven Van Zandt is taking a respite from Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Band with the release of Soulfire, his

MAGNET recently caught up with Tommy Stinson to discuss the Friday Night Is Killing Me reissue (out today on Omnivore)