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With End Christian, members of Hex Inverter, Brutal Truth, Dälek and others explore their subdued sides “Indie-rock disco” was how

While you eagerly wait for Django Django’s Marble Skies (out later this month via Ribbon Music), take a good look

We previously introduced you to VanWyck with her haunting song “An Average Woman.” Her album of the same name isn’t

Much has been made of the British artist known to his family as Archy Marshall in the years between his

MAGNET’s Matt Ryan picks the best hard-rock releases of the year 1 White Reaper The World’s Best American Band (Polyvinyl) 2

Dirty Projectors have released a video for gorgeous, eight-minute, horn-filled track “Up In Hudson,” off their self-titled seventh album (on

Three For Silver makes very interesting music. We have a theory that people who make interesting music probably listen to interesting

This was going to be about music and time, about how we’re twice as far from 1977 as from 1997

Faze Wave was formed a little more than there years ago by Jacksonville, Fla., high-school buddies Matthew Flynn (guitar/vocals) and

MAGNET’s Bill Meyer picks the best jazz/improv releases of the year 1 Jaimie Branch Fly Or Die (International Anthem) 2 Bill

Since 2018's first Film At 11 falls on January 2 and the Grammy-nominated Sleep Well Beast (4AD) was our number

*Repeat Repeat released Floral Canyon last year, and it’s our duty to make sure you’re aware before you put the

L.A.’s Ariel Rosenberg gives great, ur-gauche pastiche; he remains a pop perfectionist and illusionist. Dedicated To Bobby Jameson reintroduces the

MAGNET’s Corey duBrowa picks the best hip-hop releases of the year 1 Aminé Good For You (Republic) 2 Kendrick Lamar Damn (Top

Jordan Klassen's Big Intruder (Nevado) is out now, and you should probably give it a listen before you finalize your

Britain’s the Horrors go totally '80s on their fifth album In retrospect, Faris Badwan sheepishly admits that he didn’t think

MAGNET’s Tim Stegall picks the best punk releases of the year 1 A Giant Dog Toy (Merge) 2 The Replacements For Sale:

Considered as the Replacements’ only professionally recorded full-length concert, For Sale: Live At Maxwell’s 1986 would be noteworthy. Here’s the

MAGNET’s j. poet picks the best world-music releases of the year 1 Ozomatli Non Stop: Mexico To Jamaica (Cleopatra) 2 Amadou

While prog and dub are rarely discussed together, this album makes a pretty strong case for bridging the two aesthetics

MAGNET’s Raymond Cummings picks the best noise releases of the year 1 Various Artists Approach To Fear: Regeneration (Karl Schmidt Verlag)

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

The rural Jerseyites in Pine Barons make the most of their teenage wasteland Speaking of making music in Shamong, a