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You either see L.A. or you be L.A. Pokey LaFarge chose the latter. His 2018 move from St. Louis to

A funny thing happened on the way to Braids isolating themselves in their Montreal studio to work—with no outside involvement—on

If you missed out earlier this year on the black watch's Brilliant Failures (A Turntable Friend), have no fear, as

Amateurs borrow, professionals steal. So when Australian trio Bloods wanted to pay tribute to a certain '90s music mecca located

Over the past four decades, producer/engineer/musician Martin Bisi has worked with the likes of Sonic Youth, Swans, John Zorn, Bill

Juice marks the second new album by Born Ruffians' original power-trio lineup and the first on the band-run Wavy Haze

Mt. Joy has a friend in Jesus. After the unexpected massive success of 2016 debut single "Astrovan" (Christ's ride of

When it comes to timing, Shiner isn't the luckiest band. When the group last released an album (2001's The Egg),

In addition to co-fronting the Posies and maintaining an impressive mix of solo work and other collaborations, Ken Stringfellow has

Feel Feelings is the third album from Soko, and like most things the French singer/multi-instrumentalist does, she did it her

Sparta is back with its first album in 14 years, and kids, Trust The River (Dine Alone) was worth the

Craig Wedren is the only person to ever appear topless on the cover of MAGNET. This was back in 1997,

It's only taken three decades, but Sonic Boom has finally released the "proper" follow-up to 1990 solo debut Spectrum. All

Screaming Females—fronted by guitar god Marissa Paternoster—celebrate a decade and a half of musical greatness this year. The latest collection