Category: MAGNET EXCLUSIVE
MAGNET Exclusive: Premiere Of Wendy Bevan’s “Sleepwalkers”
Wendy Bevan inhabits some uneasy existential territory on “Sleepwalkers,” a haunting new track from her forthcoming album, Alone With The
MAGNET Exclusive: Premiere Of Josh Evert’s “The Sound Of Machines” Video
The first line of Josh Evert’s “The Sound Of Machines” is literally about being woken up by construction equipment. “Milwaukeeans
MAGNET Exclusive: Premiere Of Josh Rouse’s “Things Are Looking Up”
Given the current state of the world, titling a song “Things Are Looking Up” might seem either naively optimistic or
MAGNET Exclusive: Premiere Of Charissa Hoffman’s “Kitchenette”
“Kitchenette” may be one of the more unconventional tracks on Charissa Hoffman’s debut album, but it also nicely sums up
MAGNET Exclusive: Premiere Of Eliza Edens’ “Death Drive”
Eliza Edens’ “Death Drive” began with something they read by fellow singer/songwriter Laura Marling about Freud’s concept of the death
MAGNET Exclusive: Premiere Of Hamlet’s “Borrowed Light”
We extoled the virtues of Cincinnati’s Hamlet—brainchild of singer, songwriter and guitarist Chris Wales—way back in 2025 after the release
MAGNET Exclusive: Premiere Of Matt Pond PA’s “Straight Into The Night” Video (Featuring Kate Walsh)
Somewhat tellingly, Matt Pond wrote “Straight Into The Night” during a bout of insomnia. “The rare kind that brings clarity
MAGNET Exclusive: Premiere Of Zach Seabaugh’s “One By One”
Sometimes reinvention necessitates disappearing. After the runaway success of his 2023 debut, Mr. Nobody, Zach Seabaugh found himself confronting the
MAGNET Exclusive: Full-Album Premiere Of Starter Car’s “Afterlight”
Sometimes the pre-Craigslist approach is still the best approach. When Oisean Burnett moved from Glasgow to London in 2024, he
MAGNET Exclusive: Highsigh Goes Track By Track On “Once Bend”
Highsigh may be a new name, but band members Ro Lundberg (JOBS), John Dieterich (Deerhoof) and Matt Mehlan (Skeletons) have
MAGNET Exclusive: Premiere Of The Calculus’ “Palace Of The People”
Democracy can seem permanent right up until the point when it doesn’t. That not-so-far-fetched realization informs “Palace Of The People,”












