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Perhaps more than some of us, musicians are a product of their own changing environment. Israel Nash is no exception.

At this juncture in his career, Mando Saenz ought to be comfortable with the “journeyman” tag—though you couldn’t fault the

You don’t have to be a culinary half-wit to appreciate “Umami Bomb,” a tribute to those kitchen hobbyists in your

With COVID hysteria taking hold around the country, March 2020 was a month of milestones for David Huckfelt. He and

Last year, as part of our ongoing Isolation Drills series, Tulipomania told us how they had spent a lot of

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