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This divisive world could stand a few more songs like “It’s About Love”—even if its message is about as simple

Sometimes, it’s the most mundane things that set the creative wheels in motion. In the case of “Sunflower”—Birds Over Arkansas’

Pokey LaFarge won’t dwell on specifics, but apparently things were bad. “I was definitely coming out of the darkness that

Laurelthirst Public House has been a fixture in the Portland, Ore., music scene for 34 years. And while Taylor “TK”

Photo by John Chumbris It was summer 1994. While the rest of the U.S. was mourning the death of Kurt

On September 17, longtime MAGNET fave—and fellow Philadelphian—Wesley Stace returns with Late Style (Omnivore). If you’ve paid any attention to

Depreciated (Rounder) is a remarkably accomplished opening statement from a guy who pretty much came out of nowhere. Except that

Johnny Goudie is living proof that versatility is an asset in Austin. The singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer, actor and podcaster

For T. Hardy Morris, COVID-19 had an unexpected upside. Like all of us, he was forced to put everything on

Here at MAGNET, we like to stay on the cutting edge of technology. We have a very modern fax machine

"There's been no time period that we don't fit into," says Robert Pollard of Guided By Voices. "A lot of

The following excerpt is from Love, Death & Photosynthesis by Bela Koe-Krompecher, out August 13 via Don Giovanni. Koe-Krompecher was

When it comes to Robert Harrison and Cotton Mather, it’s nearly impossible to discern where the man ends and the

As 2021 dawned in the shadow of COVID, everything was headed in the right direction for Jason “Rowdy” Cope. The

The indie-rock lifers in Refrigerator are set to release So Long To Farwell on Friday via Shrimper. The 14-LP features

The story never gets old, and Robert Finley is always more than happy to tell it. Growing up, he and

The cover of Amigo The Devil’s new album resembles one of those eerie tintype outlaw images from the Old West,