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Despite the uncertainty of everything due to this seemingly never-ending pandemic, the always-working Alex Maas and his Black Angels cohorts

Josh Caterer has always been a bit of a contradiction. He’s a punk rocker and a Christian minister. The Smoking

After the Chills’ 1996 LP Sunburnt, we didn’t hear another studio effort from Martin Phillipps and crew until 2015’s Silver Bullets. Fortunately,

Jason Narducy is best known as a sideman for the distinguished likes of Bob Mould, Superchunk and Robert Pollard, but

You can tell a lot about a singer by the company she keeps. So even if you don’t know Nora

If nothing else, the past year has led to lots of discovery for all of us. Are we really happy

For the Cribs, social distancing came easy. The band of brothers—Jarman twins Gary (bass, vocals) and Ryan (guitar, vocals) and

Sonic45 songwriter/bassist and distinguished baseball broadcaster Len Kasper’s favorite band is the Who, so he probably won’t mind (then again, he

The Nude Party is what we wistfully imagine all rock bands were like 50 years ago. They live together in

As you can tell from this episode of MAGNET television, Greg MacPherson is a man for all seasons. The multi-instrumentalist

Aside from U2, the Bats are the longest-running active band that's kept the exact same lineup during its entire career.

The members of this Seattle trio—Grant Mullen (guitar, vocals), Gianni Aiello (bass, vocals) and Henry LaVallee (drums)—might be familiar to

G.E. Smith is central casting's version of the cool-as-fuck rock 'n' roll sideman, only he's real. He's the ruggedly handsome

Given MAGNET's love for all things Calexico, dating back to when Joey Burns and John Convertino first started out a