Magnet Factory

Magnet Factory
Magnet Factory
Studio album by Pylon Reenactment Society
Released	February 9, 2024
Studio	Bel*Air Studio, Athens, Georgia, US; Chase Park Transduction Studios, Athens, Georgia, US; Orange Door Studio, Woodstock, New York, US; Subvon Studio, Winterville, Georgia, US;
Length	37:54
Language	English
Label	Strolling Bones Records
Producer	Vanessa Briscoe Hay; Jason NeSmith;
Pylon Reenactment Society chronology

If Pylon, Patti Smith Group and the Feelies had a baby, it might be this song. It’s a kinetic tribute to those who teach us how to fix it. Shero Kate Pierson joins me for a duet. I’ve been a fan of the B-52s since I first saw them at the Last Resort. About a year ago at the final date of their last tour in Athens, GA, I had the idea that Kate would be a perfect fit on “Fix It”—we had just finished laying down the tracks for our album and were due in the studio the following week to mix it. I got up the nerve to ask her if she would as we were saying goodbye. She said yes and recorded it the next week. Kate’s timing is perfect—her vocal track was delivered five minutes after we had finished mixing the rest of the album. We were “over the moon” when we heard her vocals.

—Vocalist Vanessa Briscoe Hay on the track “Fix It”, guest-starring fellow Athens, Georgia singer Kate Pierson^[1]

Magnet Factory is the debut full-length studio album by American rock band Pylon Reenactment Society. It has received positive reviews from critics and was promoted by live touring by the band and music videos for "3 x 3"^[2] and "Fix It".^[3] The album includes two tracks written by Pylon, a band that also included vocalist Vanessa Briscoe Hay, who formed this group in 2014.^[4]^[5]

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