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GOLDMINE SPRING 2026 ISSUE FEATURING FRANK CARTER
Frank Carter is more than the new, energetic frontman for the Sex Pistols. Carter has been creating sonic sounds for over two decades with his series of bands: Rattlesnakes, Gallows, and Pure Love. And what will further gain a Goldmine reader’s respect is that he is an über-collector — not just music collecting, but practically anything that moves him emotionally.
In an interview with Josh Madden, the vocalist shares his philosophy on collecting, his advice to fellow collectors and how the deep passion of collecting has helped his music career, his ability to create art and guide his onward path of sobriety.
Read the full feature interview in the Spring 2026 issue of Goldmine.
Exclusive cover and feature photography by Josh Beech.
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ALSO IN THIS ISSUE:
• Record Store Day 2026: Our top RSD 2026 picks and our annual interview with co-founder Michael Kurtz on what to expect
• The Molotovs are on their way to become England’s newest hitmakers
• Punk rock was still in its embryonic stage at the start of 1976. But as ’76 turned into ’77, the zeitgeist had begun. Make sure you have these records in your collection to truly represent “The Year Punk Broke"
• Joe Jackson is older and wiser, and his music has matured, but he still looks as sharp as those cutting-edge days of the 1980s
• A nostalgic Beach Boys box set ignites Mike Love’s passion for the group’s 1970s music
• Guitarist Derek Trucks talks about how the Tedeschi Trucks Band keep their signature sound rolling
• A regrouped Asia return to the heat of the moment of the ‘80s Prog 2.0
• Pioneering German group Faust discuss rereleasing their landmark 1970s albums
• Why physical music collectors will like the high-resolution streaming of Qobuz
• 10 Albums That Changed My Life: Chris Poland (Megadath, Nuclear Messiah
• Modern Music Must-Haves: The Band of Heathens, The Brothers Comatose, Canyon Lights, Desert Suns, The Gold Needles, Jay Hooks, Michelle David & The True Tones, Say She She, Tzimani, Westbound Train
• Spin Cycle: Blistering beauties on vinyl
• Record Store Recon: White Rabbit Records in Fullerton, CA
• Classic Shot: James Taylor
And more!