Category: MAGNET EXCLUSIVE

Far be it from Lucero to miss an opportunity to tell a great story. Bandleader Ben Nichols was inspired to

A lot of things can prompt a creative breakthrough. For Langhorne Slim, it came by way of a friend’s suggestion

We’ll get this out of the way up front: Stephen Chopek has played drums for the likes of Jesse Malin,

The last time MAGNET touched base with Mike Viola for a proper interview, he’d just shed his Candy Butchers shell

The Graber household in St. Paul, Minn., must've been an interesting hang back in the day. The Call Me Spinster

On the topic of songwriting, Sir Paul McCartney once said, “You sort of say what you might say to a

On thing we can all agree on is that this year has sucked. Like no year ever before has sucked.

Arches & Pathways is the second album recorded by John Davis (Folk Implosion) and Dennis Callaci (Refrigerator)—and the first in

The following excerpt is from the new edition of There Was A Light: The Cosmic History Of Chris Bell And

In a small cabin on a lake in rural Texas, songwriter/screenwriter Jack Gibson has been hunkering down, writing screenplays and

The Book Of Strongman is the debut solo album from Dennis Davison, best known as the frontman of MAGNET fave

We told you years ago that Chicago Cubs TV voice Len Kasper is atypical for the baseball broadcasting profession due

After a decade of work in Gainesville, Fla., FUNKILLER is finally set to release entrancingly lush sophomore album Tropical Depression

On October 23, the black watch will release 19th album Fromthing Somethat via the ATOM label. As the "band" has

Kev Sherry is a busy guy. And ambitious, too. You might know him as the singer/guitarist in Glasgow's Attic Lights.

For all of you indie elitists out there who only like artists' "early stuff," Shrimper Records has a catch for

Fast Romantics named their 2017 album American Love. Three years later, they’re still waiting for us to return the favor.

If we would've seen the video for Jaco's "Weigh You" on 120 Minutes in the late '80s—sandwiched between, say, Game