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The multinational Calexico expands musically while still exploring the ties that bind us all Calexico has always been about crossing

Because everyone loves lists, especially fans of their Uncle Bob Not counting 1995’s King Shit And The Golden Boys (a

Here we are contemplating Space Gun, Guided By Voices’ 25th album. Not just its specifics—though we’ll get to a few

Recent MAGNET cover stars Belle And Sebastian have a new video for "Poor Boy," off Stuart Murdoch and Co.'s wonderful

Here’s an exclusive excerpt of the current MAGNET cover story. Interview by Elijah Wood Photos by Jon Enoch A quarter

The "map" of MAGNET #150; pencil courtesy of Johnny Irion and Blackwing. On the cover: the Breeders, interviewed by actor

The latest from Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks, Sparkle Hard, is out May 18 on Matador. It's hard to believe

For a good stretch during the late '80s/early '90s, the John Terlesky-fronted, garage-rocking Original Sins were poised to be one

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

For a good stretch during the late '80s/early '90s, the John Terlesky-fronted, garage-rocking Original Sins were poised to be one

Wishing you a good Friday from Against Me! and MAGNET. Read our cover story on Laura Jane Grace by Joan

Call it cocaine country or “western expanse music,” but that lonesome quiver traded by Carrie Keith and Dylan Sharp is

For a good stretch during the late '80s/early '90s, the John Terlesky-fronted, garage-rocking Original Sins were poised to be one

Music comes naturally to Laura Baird’s clan. She’s half of a sister act with Meg Baird, whom you probably know

For a good stretch during the late '80s/early '90s, the John Terlesky-fronted, garage-rocking Original Sins were poised to be one

Two decades after bootstrapping the insanely successful Bella Union label in the wake of Cocteau Twins’ 1997 split, that band’s

On June 1, Sleepy Zuhoski will release debut album Better Haze (Palo Santo). Produced by Salim Nourallah (Old 97s, Damnwells,

For a good stretch during the late '80s/early '90s, the John Terlesky-fronted, garage-rocking Original Sins were poised to be one

Since the release of Dopethrone in 2000, Electric Wizard has remained the ruler of an overpopulated sub-genre of metal without

For a good stretch during the late '80s/early '90s, the John Terlesky-fronted, garage-rocking Original Sins were poised to be one

When last heard from, Blake Hazard was, in her own words, “adrift.” 2013’s The Eleanor Islands was a breakup album,

For a good stretch during the late '80s/early '90s, the John Terlesky-fronted, garage-rocking Original Sins were poised to be one

For years, sitarist Neel Murgai dreamed of recording Terry Riley’s In C. And why not? Besides being an avant-classical composer