Category: INTERVIEWS

Thao Nguyen’s first album in six years represents a deceptively difficult journey toward “full embodiment.” It’s basically an effort to

Matt Pond has spent much of his career finding the extraordinary in the ordinary. On Permanent Change Part 1 (Sonder

A restless preoccupation with the human condition runs throughout Hippies, Thugs And Heroes (New West). But that’s built into any

When Corin Tucker and Tracy Sawyer kickstarted Heavens To Betsy in Olympia, Wash., in 1991, the two were in their

Mary Gauthier knows something about reckonings. She’s experienced a few herself, most consequentially when a drunk-driving arrest prompted her to

“Traditional” is a relative concept when it comes to Roger Clark Miller. As the guitarist, vocalist and co-leader of Mission

Losing a band member could’ve easily prompted Slothrust to simplify. Instead, guitarist/vocalist Leah Wellbaum and drummer/multi-instrumentalist Will Gorin saw their

On the 23rd anniversary of Elliott Smith’s death, MAGNET’s Corey duBrowa speaks to Jamie Fisher, author of the new, definitive

Three decades after its initial release, the Frogs’ My Daughter The Broad remains an enduring testament to the peculiar chemistry

Though it’s been 15 years since his last solo release, Buddy Miller has hardly been absent during that span. He’s

What Is Lost Will Return (swim~) came together with unusual speed. This past March, with another Immersion tour approaching, Colin

John Vanderslice is done being John Vanderslice—or at least the version people thought they knew. After decades as a meticulous