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The Fall, Re-Mit
Like pigeons, the council dog catcher, street drinkers and the Queen, it … more »
AM & Shawn Lee, Celestia…
AM is a Tulsa-born, New Orleans-raised, L.A.-based singer whose third alb… more »
Plug, Back On Time
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Emika, Emika
The debut album from Emika — real name Ema Jolly — inhabits t… more »
Half Man Half Biscuit, 90 Bis…
There is no band on Earth or elsewhere like Half Man Half Biscuit, the de… more »
Little Roy, Battle For Seattl…
Following reggae’d-up takes on Radiohead and the Beatles from the E… more »
Submotion Orchestra, Finest H…
Leeds, the restive capital of the People’s Republic of West Yorkshi… more »
The Rob, Funky Rob Way…
As if beamed in from an alternate African universe, Rob’s 1977 debu… more »
Submotion Orchestra, Finest H…
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Barbara Panther, Barbara Pant…
From Sally Bowles to Grace Jones to today's parade of icy club starle… more »
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When confronted by the debut album by a Sex Pistols' daughter, who wa… more »
Poly Styrene, Generation Indi…
Even in 1977, British punk's Year Zero for outsiders and the disposse… more »
Roots Manuva, Duppy Writer…
Wrongtom is the in-house DJ and remixer for Outer London dub-dance Clash … more »
Andreya Triana, Lost Where I …
The opening track of Andreya Triana's first album should intrigue any… more »
Grasscut, 1 Inch / 1/2 Mile…
The chill boom of the early '00s trapped moody electronica in some no… more »
Brandt Brauer Frick, You Make…
It's a cop-out to describe the clever end of dance music as "jazzy," … more »
Underworld, Barking
The rowdy and hedonistic London overspill county of Essex has been part o… more »
John & Jehn, Time for th…
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Kicking at the Boundaries of Metal
By Jon Wiederhorn, eMusic Contributor
As they age, extreme metal merchants often inject various non-metallic styles into their songs in order to hasten their musical growth. Sometimes, as with Alcest and Jesu, they develop to the point where their original… more »