Marnie Stern's self-described "less nutso" approach to songwriting has already yielded this year's Essential full-length albumThe Chronicles of Marnia (also one of 2013's Best LPs So…

The third annual Phono Del Sol Music and Food Festival invaded San Francisco on Saturday, a D.I.Y. smash-up of moshables and noshables where Thee Oh…

Marnie Stern really loves her dog. We know that because she told SPIN all about cute little Fig and her harrowing near-death adventures. Thankfully, she's…

Miguel, Marnie Stern, Run the Jewels, Dan Deacon, and METZ will all take part in this year's Adult Swim Singles series. The TV network is…

Marnie Stern's latest video vividly captures what makes her music tick. On just-released SPIN Essential album Chronicles of Marnia, the New York noise-popper puts her familiar blizzards of…

Optimism against the odds: That's been Marnie Stern's attitude from the beginning. Optimism that, out of the approximate 3,543 notes per song she might attempt,…

For this week's round of ready-to-stream albums, we present an LP from current SPIN cover star Dave Grohl and the newest full-length from recent SPIN profile…

If it was still up in the air whether Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein are laughing with — instead of at — well-meaning but oblivious…

Marnie Stern's incoming fourth full-length, The Chronicles of Marnia (out March 19 via Kill Rock Stars), may be "less nutso," but newly released track "Nothing is Easy" (Stern's personal…

I got her when she was three months old. I kept saying, "I want a dog, I want a dog," but I didn't mean it.

File under: "evil marketing genius" and "things that are awesome/dangerous." Kill Rock Stars is offering a "release date date" with guitar goddess Marnie Stern. What…

New York guitar wizard Marnie Stern recently told SPIN that for her upcoming fourth album, the brilliantly titled Chronicles of Marnia (out March 19 via Kill…

"When I first started writing songs, I was doing a lot of folky stuff with the guitar, and my mom said, 'Ugh, it's so boring.

To celebrate the new generation of shredders profiled in our May/June "Loud Issue," the SPIN staff decided to find some wheedle in a haystack, taking…