Category: MIX TAPE

When Small Black’s Josh Kolenik submitted his mix tape to be featured on magnetmagazine.com this week, he included this explanation:

San Francisco artist K. Flay has already established herself as a master of the awesome mix tape. Last year, she

When Birds & Batteries lead singer Michael Sempert was asked to describe the sound of his band’s third-full-length, he simply

Over the years, L.A.’s Sky Parade has enlisted the help of some serious talent, even though it seems a bit

It’s a big week for Brooklyn’s Atlantic/Pacific. The quartet’s debut album, Meet Your New Love, was just issued by No

Cincinnati’s Pomegranates started out as a fun project between friends Jacob Merritt and Isaac Karns, but it grew with staggering

Many of our favorite bands here at MAGNET are imports from Canada: Stars, the New Pornographers, Arcade Fire, et al.

If you’ve been yearning for stylish, danceable glam pop without the annoying gimmicks, look no further than Brooklyn-by-way-of-Birmingham quartet Deluka. Ellie

Legend has it that the Foxymorons were born in a Sunday-school classroom when David Dewese and Jerry James (who hail

Australia's Wolf & Cub is one of those rare bands that somehow inhabits multiple genres and gets away with it. Judging

With the arrival of September and autumn fast approaching, we can’t help but hear Joni Mitchell singing “I’d like to

All Tiny Creatures was the perfect choice for this week’s MAGNET mix tape, considering the Madison, Wisc., quartet already has

The Goodnight Loving has been making listeners wonder what year it is throughout its short-yet-prolific career, masterfully incorporating classic sounds

Oxford, Miss., duo Colour Revolt creates the perfect whiskey-drinking music, characterized by ragged vocals and dynamic, muddy guitar riffs, which