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

Fascinated by the one-sided relationships between fans and celebrities and the stories of people falling in love with ChatGPT, Eddie

A clerestory is an elevated wall panel that contains windows. Often found in churches and other large buildings, clerestories were

Phoenix-based quartet Deathdotgov has built its sound around chaotic rhythms, jagged guitars and an apparent disregard for genre boundaries. But

Point Break 2’s latest single was inspired by a late-night trip to the ER after a bike accident. “It was

Darn Kelly’s Rand Kelly is living proof that weeding can be a useful side gig. Best known as a founding

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

There’s a certain symmetry to Love Riot’s reunion story. When Lisa Mathews became a parent, she and fellow member Mikel

Brett Bullion has spent much of the past decade behind the scenes, working as a producer and mixing engineer for

Bodega’s wiry guitars, deadpan vocals and pointed social commentary have earned the New York City outfit a reputation as inspired

It took more than 20 years, some technological intervention and a transcontinental collaboration to finish “Reunion Time.” The song appears

The inspiration for “It’s The Sky” can be traced to an unlikely source. “The title comes from an article I

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

For Kenneth Close and Tracy Wilson, home is a continuous reclamation process. As Outer World, they revel in that concept

Independence has arrived at a crucial moment for Palace. The London alt-rock trio’s fifth release, Ox (Palace Presents/AWAL), marks a

The title of Memory Bomb (Blue Note) is Kiefer Shackelford’s poetic shorthand for dreams—the ones that arrive during sleep, those

Calling Snap, Crackle & Bop! a return to Us3’s roots may be an unfair assessment. As London-based mastermind Geoff Wilkinson

Lea Thomas and John Thayer have been collaborating in one form or another for more than a decade. Also partners

Westside Cowboy and Star Moles have little in common aside from being two of the buzziest breakout indie acts of

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

Imperial Teen has never been in much of a hurry. At this point, five or six years between albums is

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

For Henry James House, tradition only becomes problematic when we decide it belongs in the past. The Cincinnati-based singer, songwriter