Category: INTERVIEWS

Perhaps best known for the NPR series From The Top, musician Christopher O’Riley is far more in-tune with music than

Jason Miles has been around for a long time, programming synths for and jamming with the likes of Miles Davis

All the hype that’s enveloped Yuck’s self-titled debut can mean one of two things: that the relative youngsters in this

The 25-year career of singer/songwriter John Wesley Harding has skyrocketed of late with the publication of no fewer than three

Tommy Stinson's "All This Way for Nothing" is a classic piece of Replacements-style fatalism from one who knows it well.

Andy Shernoff was always the main creative force behind one of New York's best bands ever, the Dictators. He wrote

Anyone have any idea how long Southern Culture On The Skids has been around? Would you believe since 1983? Time

Exactly 11 years ago, Miles Zuniga was jetting off to Amsterdam with his Austin-based alt-rock outfit Fastball to try to

When singer/songwriter Rachael Yamagata was growing up, she went to all-girls school that she says warped her into the relationship-obsessed

John Doe, the guy who formed one half of X's front line next to Exene Cervenka more than 30 years

Ben Lee had barely cracked the puberty code when he fronted the renowned Aussie alt-rock combo Noise Addict, and as

With a major-label distribution deal right out of the chute, Candy Butchers seemed destined to follow in the footsteps of

In commercial terms, Ivy is but a footnote in the career of bassist Adam Schlesinger, who between his duties in

One of MAGNET’s favorite former guest editors and guitar-pop singer/songwriting legends, Tommy Keene has returned with Behind The Parade (Second