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Under the covers with Car Seat Headrest's Will Toledo Car Seat Headrest is a fiercely fine-tuned live beast of a

2018 marks the 16th year of Berry's existence, and to mark the occasion, Joyful Noise has issued the quartet's third

“My boy, we don’t see each other much.” And on this shouty, Animal Collective-ish note, Will Toledo—the brains and brawn

MAGNET's editor-in-chief soberly reflects on what he’s learned over the past 25 years, 150 issues and enough alcohol to kill

Felt was one of Britain’s best indie bands of the 1980s that never quite got its due in the States.

My Morning Jacket frontman Jim James will release third solo album Uniform Distortion on June 29 via ATO. The 11-track

Released to coincide with what would’ve been his 80th birthday, Cinema is a gorgeous, shady and gawky overview of what

Every Saturday, we’ll be posting a new illustration by David Lester. The Mecca Normal guitarist is visually documenting people, places

If you want to impress your friends by saying you got in on the ground floor with Cheer-Accident via the

Melbourne’s Totally Mild comes of age with Her “Her is an album about being a woman—knowing women intimately, relating to

Cover photo for MAGNET by Gene Smirnov With the release of her excellent new sophomore album Historian (read our review

Did you ever wonder what would happen if Us Weekly and USA Today merged? Well, the result would decidedly not

“I’m afraid of pain, both yours and mine,” sings Lucy Dacus plaintively on the cold open to “Yours And Mine,”

Now MAGNET faves Wild Beasts have officially broken up, we look back on the feature we did when the quartet's

Britain’s Wild Beasts end their 15-year career with a live-in-the-studio LP Leaving on a high note was of paramount importance

Franz Ferdinand is playing at James Murphy’s house. One of the best Franz Ferdinand performances is on an LCD Soundsystem

Franz Ferdinand seems to have a thing for laziness. In addition to the Glasgow band’s generally louche persona, there’s a

How Superchunk streamlined its songwriting process Our Noise, John Cook’s excellent oral history of Merge Records written with Mac McCaughan

Indie-rock institution Superchunk tempers a grim worldview with uplifting punk melodies Given the subject matter of Superchunk’s 11th record, it’s

It was difficult not to get too excited when Philly’s Kississippi released “Cut Yr Teeth” back in December. It felt

Anyone who’s been cussed out by “Ben Franklin’s Song” knows Colin Meloy still has some poison left in his quill.

Heeeeere's Johnny! Smiths co-founder, former MAGNET cover star and one of the greatest guitarists currently walking the planet Johnny Marr

The title of Electronic Music For Piano isn’t the only paradoxical thing about it. The score, which updates an earlier