Category: VIDEOS
MAGNET Exclusive: Premiere Of Movie Jail’s “Call The Neighbors” Video
“I knew about John McEntire’s Soma Studios in a kind of mythical, abstract way,” says Movie Jail’s Dave Cobb. “But
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MAGNET Exclusive: Premiere Of Julia Sanders’ “Woman In Between” Video
“They say to sleep when the baby sleeps, but I decided to make a stop-motion animation music video instead,” says
MAGNET Exclusive: Premiere Of Isaac Watters’ “Child In The Rain” Video
It says a lot about Isaac Watters that he has no qualms about comingling music and academia. His new single,
MAGNET Exclusive: Premiere Of Trampled By Turtles’ “Starting Over” Video
“It started out as a meditation on accepting the new beginnings often offered to us in life,” says Trampled By Turtles
MAGNET Exclusive: Premiere Of I Was A King’s “Growing Wild”
“‘Growing Wild’ describes living alongside darkness and chaos, but also summoning the courage to face it—even sharing it with someone
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MAGNET Exclusive: Premiere Of SUSTO’s “Double Rainbow” Video
SUSTO’s Justin Osborne describes “Double Rainbow” as “equal parts prayer and manifesto”—one with an “unapologetically pro-psychedelic narrative.” The song never
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MAGNET Exclusive: Premiere Of Mariel Buckley’s “Neon Blue” Video
If it seems like Mariel Buckley has exceptional empathy for misfits and outcasts, it’s because she counts herself among them.
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MAGNET Exclusive: Premiere Of Josh Rouse’s “She’s In L.A.” Video
Josh Rouse wishes he had a more intriguing backstory to relate about his upcoming LP, Going Places. Due out July
MAGNET Exclusive: Premiere Of The Deslondes’ “Dunes” Video
“It’s a love song at its core, but it’s also about symmetry and cycles,” says Deslondes bassist Dan Cutler about
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MAGNET Exclusive: Premiere Of Slang’s “Wrong Wrong Wrong” Video
Slang is the long-gestating project of drummer/vocalist Janet Weiss (Sleater-Kinney, Quasi, Wild Flag) and guitarist/vocalist Drew Grow (Modern Kin, Pastors’
