Category: LIVE REVIEWS
Sharon Van Etten Reminds Us Today That She Is A Force To Be Reckoned With
Sharon Van Etten just released fifth album Remind Me Tomorrow (Jagjaguwar), and she's on the road all this month supporting
32nd Annual Tibet House US Benefit Concert Delivers Music And A Message
Philip Glass was the artistic director and curator of the 32nd annual Tibet House US Benefit Concert at Carnegie Hall
Mount Moriah’s H.C. McEntire Brings Her Southern Comfort Up North
Mount Moriah frontwoman H.C. McEntire issued solo debut Lionheart a year ago via Merge, and the LP featured a little
Ireland’s SOAK Brings “Grim Town” To Our Town And Knocks Us Off Our Feet
On April 26, SOAK will issue sophomore album Grim Town via Rough Trade. Bridie Monds-Watson—the 22-year-old Derry, Ireland, native who
Techno? Heck No: Stephen Malkmus And The Jicks Wig Out At Brooklyn Steel
Before Stephen Malkmus officially transforms from guitar geek to electronic egghead with the March 15 release of Groove Denied (Matador),
Hell’s Belle: Neko Case Brings Fire And Brimstone To The Keswick Theatre
Longtime fave Neko Case made MAGNET's number-one singer/songwriter album of last year, Hell-On (Anti-), and she was just in our
House Of Wax: Torres Rocks A Philadelphia Basement On Her Solo Tour
Torres was in the house! Well, not our house, but some other Philadelphian’s. But we went, so it was sorta
Alejandro Escovedo Brings His Mexican-American Concept Album And Italian Backing Band To Philly’s Aptly Named World Cafe Live
It's nice seeing a music lifer like Alejandro Escovedo making some of his most vital music this deep into his
“It” Rapper Noname Brings Her Poetry Of Emotions To The City Of Sisterly Love
Telefone, Noname's debut mixtape, was our number-four hip-hop album of 2016, while her first studio LP, Room 25, was our
New Supergroup Hammered Hulls Hits The Road For The First Time
Members of Ex Hex, Ted Leo & The Pharmacists, the Nation Of Ulysses, the Make-Up, Edsel and the Warmers walk
Arc Iris, Great Time, Square Peg Round Hole
Providence, R.I.'s Arc Iris made its way down I-95 last week to Philly's Milkboy on tour to promote latest album
Pylon Reenactment Society, THICK And KAG Kick Off The New Year In Brooklyn
We took preventative measures before our annual case of the "January blues" fully kicked in: this awesome triple bill at
Winter Jazzfest 2019: Where No Jazzman Has Gone Before
Gary Bartz It's the 15th annual Winter Jazzfest. MAGNET's Mitch Myers discovers that space still is the place. Photos by
Philly’s Punk Permutations With Mothers, Empath And Corey Flood
One of our New Year's resolutions was to shop local more often, and we did just that last week with