Category: INTERVIEWS

It’s a powerful thing, having a band that feels like your personal secret. As I’ve read other writers on the

Here’s an exclusive excerpt of the current MAGNET cover story. Three years ago, London’s Savages materialized seemingly out of nowhere,

If John Cale’s new album M:FANS sounds hauntingly familiar, you are both correct and obviously a Cale aficionado. The legendary

Roger Waters is not a man to shy from aggressive questions focusing on the personal or the geopolitical, especially if

When soft-spoken Merrill Nisker—a.k.a. nasty electro queen Peaches—asks the robotic musical question, “Whose jizz is this?” on “Dick In The

John Lydon doesn’t need an introduction. A wind-up works, as the iconic punk (Rotten, late of the Sex Pistols) and

Kevin Parker is no less of a lone wolf on Tame Impala’s newest album, Currents, than he was on Innerspeaker

On a summer evening, while hail raged onto Manhattan’s streets, Denis Leary took the stage of Webster Hall with fellow

Here’s an exclusive excerpt of the current MAGNET cover story. For three decades, Yo La Tengo has been one of

Giorgio Moroder is dance music. Long before Daft Punk lionized the disco king with “Giorgio By Moroder” on Random Access

Here’s an exclusive excerpt of the current MAGNET cover story. On the new Love Is The Great Rebellion, Ben Lee

Ron and Russell Mael formed Sparks in 1970, and since then have crafted iconic albums well-versed in high-pitched power pop,

AWOLNATION (a.k.a. Aaron Bruno) is the coolest music nerd ever. Dressed in a summer-appropriate pink-and-blue collared shirt, baby-blue rimmed sunglasses,

Bill Kreutzmann was part of the culture crunch that was the Grateful Dead for as long as it existed—a drummer