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One of the laziest journalistic tropes ever is: “This (supersuccessfulthing) isn’t nearly as cool as it was back when it

On Tuesday night in downtown Manhattan, the 13th annual NYC Winter Jazzfest concluded its massive music marathon with a conscious

One cannot step into the same river twice, but most rock bands dip regularly into the same well. New York’s

Arthur Rimbaud, muse to our most pretentious rock stars, challenged the poet to derail all senses and thereby arrive at

He has wondered whether he is a ball-hog or a tugboat. His first collaborator speculated that he is chalk, a

Nothing screams (or rather, insistently tells you—screaming would just be so rude for Stumptown) "Portland punk" more than the intro

Pants-pissing futurists and backseat philosophers dread the imminent technological singularity for the existential threat it supposedly poses to humanity. We

For some, punk is a lifestyle, an ethos. It can even be a social movement, typically one that rejects reactionary

MAGNET contributor Michael Jackson attended this year’s Lollapalooza and sent us these great photos (Muna pictured above). Red Hot Chili

Rockaeologists, their trowels and hand brooms unveiling secrets buried deep within fossilized turntables, have determined that during its mid-'60s origins,

MAGNET contributor Michael Jackson attended this year’s Pitchfork Music Festival and sent us these great photos. More after the jump.

It’s the 37th annual Festival International de Jazz de Montreal. MAGNET’s Mitch Myers translates the action. Summer greetings from Quebec,