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Live Review: The Flesh Eaters, Porcupine, Philadelphia, March 15, 2019
Last week at Philly's Johnny Brenda’s, the punk rock of the Flesh Eaters swallowed the sold-out crowd whole. The mythical
Essential New Music: Bill MacKay’s “Fountain Fire “
The visibility afforded guitarist Bill MacKay by his recent run as Ryley Walker’s right-hand man might create the mistaken impression
The Basement Vapes, Volume Six: The Three Main Food Groups (Neil, Bob And Lou)
Just when he thought he was out, they pulled him back in. Mitch Myers, MAGNET's Rock 'N' Roll Doctor, gets
MAGNET Exclusive: Premiere Of The Yawpers’ “Dancing On My Knees”
On April 19, MAGNET faves the Yawpers return with Human Question (Bloodshot). The 10-track, 38-minute album is the follow-up to
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Bob Weir’s Wolf Bros Deliver Workingman’s Dead And More On Their Current Tour
Grateful Dead guitarist Bob Weir is on tour now with new trio Wolf Bros featuring Don Was (Bob Dylan, Rolling
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Here Comes Your Raditude: Weezer And Pixies Wade In The Shine Of The Ever
In the early '90s, the Pixies were in the midst of their first wave of band mutilation when Weezer was
Normal History Vol. 521: The Art Of David Lester
Every Saturday, we’ll be posting a new illustration by David Lester. The Mecca Normal guitarist is visually documenting people, places
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Just Like Honey: Robyn Takes Manhattan, Wowing The Sold-Out Crowd At MSG
Robyn, whose sixth LP Honey was our number 14 album of last year and is by far the best work
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Love Rocks NYC 2019 Red Carpet
Robert Plant In the past, when we've been invited to the red carpet, it usually involved our third cousin, a
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Love Rocks NYC 2019: Robert Plant, Sheryl Crow, Hozier, Grace Potter, Heart And More (Including Bill Murray And Chevy Chase) Band Together To Raise Money
Rebecca Lovell, Billy F Gibbons, Robert Plant, Sheryl Crow, Danny Clinch Love Rocks NYC 2019 hit the Beacon Theatre last
Live Review: Body/Head, Joshua Abrams’ Natural Information Society, Chicago, March 7, 2019
Before the Chicago Stock Exchange building came down in the '70s, preservationists disassembled its trading room and rebuilt it inside
Wayback Wednesday: Devendra Banhart (2003)
Every Wednesday, we’re bringing you a classic MAGNET story on your favorite artists from before they were famous. This week,
A Conversation With Meat Puppets
Now is as good a time as any for an official Meat Puppets reunion. Brothers Curt and Cris Kirkwood are
The Beths Bring Their Kiwi Pop To The U.S. Supporting “Future Me Hates Me”
The Beths' Future Me Hates Me (Carpark) was one of those out-of-nowhere surprises that reminds you why you love music
Record Review: Sporten Är Död’s “Sporten Är Död”
Scrape down through the layers of rock history and what do you find? More layers—it never ends. This LP represents
Le Butcherettes Rock Philadelphia Hard, Loving All And Serving All
We saw rock 'n' roll future, and its name is Le Butcherettes. In fact, we saw them twice in the
Normal History Vol. 520: The Art Of David Lester
Every Saturday, we’ll be posting a new illustration by David Lester. The Mecca Normal guitarist is visually documenting people, places
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R.I.P. MAGNET Senior Writer Jonathan Valania
