Category: INTERVIEWS

If By Yes is the latest project from the multi-talented Petra Haden. The band's debut, Salt On Sea Glass (Chimera),

Amor de Días—the duo of Alasdair Maclean (Clientele) and Lupe Núñez-Fernández (Pipas)—just released debut album Street Of The Love Of

Heavy Years: 2000-2010 (Ernest Jenning) is the latest release from Brooklyn-by-way-of-Chicago singer/songwriter Chris Mills. The 14-track retrospective compiles songs from

Bird Of Youth has no business being this good. Really. If writing and recording a really beautiful album was as

For almost 25 years, John Andrew Fredrick and a revolving cast of characters have been issuing records as the Black

Marcellus Hall first made a name for himself as the frontman of Railroad Jerk, which released four albums on Matador

The 10th record (not including two EPs, a live album and a “greatest hits” collection) from stalwart Toronto band Sloan,

Lloyd Cole first made a name for himself back in 1984 with the Commotions, the British band he founded in

The Pogues on record are never short of inspirational, and in person, they might be a life-changing experience. This hackle-raising

We assume most MAGNET readers are already under the magical, musical spell of the Soundtrack Of Our Lives, but if

Kristian Hoffman always has so much to say, we might have edited the hell out of his interview—and his voluminous

The Goldberg Sisters is the new musical project from Adam Goldberg, the always entertaining actor/filmmaker whose impressive resume includes the

Over the course of three surprise-filled albums, Wye Oak has artistically come of age in the public eye. Singer/guitarist Jenn

Aside from having the coolest name of any punk-leaning Chicago-area band since Big Black, Smoking Popes have been blessed with