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The Hives, Lex Hives (Deluxe …
It’s been five long years since we last heard from The Hives, Swede… more »
The Hives, Lex Hives
It’s been five long years since we last heard from The Hives, Swede… more »
Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Mosquito (De…
Ten seconds into Mosquito, during the eerie churn of “Sacrilege,… more »
Bear in Heaven, I Love You, I…
In rock’s winding pantheon of absurd album titles (Limp Bizkit… more »
The Mars Volta, Noctourniquet…
Over the course of his 10-year history as the chief composer/producer of … more »
Cursive, I Am Gemini
“We’re gonna blow these old holy houses to dust,” screa… more »
School of Seven Bells, Ghosto…
On Ghostory, their third full-length, School of Seven Bells cast an ether… more »
Beth Jeans Houghton and the H…
Beth Jeans Houghton is a tough artist to pigeonhole since she often sound… more »
Islands, A Sleep & A For…
With his indie-rock side project Mister Heavenly, Nick Thorburn crafted a… more »
Islands, A Sleep & A For…
With his indie-rock side project Mister Heavenly, Nick Thorburn crafted a… more »
Porcelain Raft, Strange Weeke…
Maybe it’s a coincidence, but the track titles on Strange Weekend, … more »
Nada Surf, The Stars are indi…
“All I feel is transition now,” sings frontman Matthew Caws o… more »
Jonsi, We Bought A Zoo (Motio…
When it was first announced that Jonsi Birgisson — the angel-voiced… more »
The Roots, Undun
When Philly rap legends The Roots signed on as house band for Jimmy Fallo… more »
The Black Keys, El Camino…
The Black Keys, Akron’s unsuspecting blues-rock saviors, faced ridi… more »
Amy Winehouse, Lioness: Hidde…
Death tends to romanticize art — particularly when you die at 27, b… more »
The Roots, Undun (Edited Vers…
When Philly rap legends The Roots signed on as house band for Jimmy Fallo… more »
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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 »