Category: FEATURES

In 1987, the Beatles licensed “Revolution” to Nike to feature in a commercial that’s come to be considered one of

Forget Stan Lee! Celebrated American comic-book artist Neal Adams and British band the Groundhogs joined forces in 1972 to create

Saxophonist Albert Ayler was a big part of the free-jazz movement in New York City during the 1960s. Once considered

When Elvis Presley’s final single, “Way Down” (released in June 1977, two months prior to his death), hit the top

Trust the art, not the artist—isn’t that what they always say? Notorious music producer and convicted murderer Phil Spector died

"Simply put, rock rarely gets this good.” Those words—so sharp and pithy they made the record’s hype sticker—were part of

A decade and a half after the tragic and senseless death of drummer Michael Dahlquist, MAGNET's Andrew Earles reflects on

It’s been a curious journey thus far for Joey Plunkett—from fronting much-admired Brooklyn band the Weight to largely abandoning music

Luke Schneider isn’t a household name by any stretch, and Altar Of Harmony (Third Man) isn’t likely to change that.

David Schelzel weathered the Ocean Blue’s early success remarkably well—so well that it never really dawned on him that 2019

Time is strange. The punks told us to burn the past, that anything new beats anything old through sheer youth.