Category: INTERVIEWS

Doug Gillard is known (rightly so) for his guitar wizardry in bands such as Guided By Voices, Cobra Verde, Death

Fenway Park organist Josh Kantor is a utilityman of sorts, playing keyboards for a number of outfits in addition to entertaining

Nearly six years after the release of strangely desiccated 2008 album Fasciinatiion and one lengthy stroll down wait-is-this-a-hiatus-or-a-break-up? lane, the

Since having formed a punk quartet (Chicago’s Verbӧten, featuring Dave Grohl’s cousin Tracey Bradford on vocals) as a precocious 10-year-old,

On Sept. 5, 1982, Paisley Underground legends (well, not at the time but certainly soon after) the Dream Syndicate played

For reasons unknown, except that it's the internet, news of Guided By Voices' Robert Pollard tossing a no-hitter as a

The Silver Gymnasium is Okkervil River’s best album so far. It marks a return to expansive conceptual works like Black

RJD2—Ramble John Krohn to his mom and dad—has had quite the curious career. The Eugene, Ore., native lives in West

Richard Barone is an example to all of us who get trapped in our daily grind. He seems to be

To call Superchunk drummer Jon Wurster “Superchunk drummer Jon Wurster,” while true, is a bit limiting. He also keeps time

In 2010, Fitz And The Tantrums made their debut album with Pickin’ Up The Pieces. Whether the modern R&B album

Mike Scott is pop’s only literate lyricist who would dare take on the stately iconography of William Butler Yeats. Forget

Although Chris Stamey is best known as being part of the original dB's, the legendary jangle-pop combo from Winston Salem,

MAGNET's Jonathan Valania recently sat down with Sopranos creator David Chase to talk about his new movie, Not Fade Away,