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Martha Wainwright, Martha Wai…
The first thing you notice on Martha Wainwright is that voice — pow… more »
Carla Bozulich, Evangelista…
Since the disintegration of her major-label alt-country outfit the Gerald… more »
Bobb Trimble, Harvest Of Drea…
Dating from 1982, Bobb Trimble's second self-released album could eas… more »
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A new quartet from San Francisco, Wooden Shjips's songs orbit around … more »
Sinead O’Connor, Theolo…
It's been twenty years since Sinead O'Connor's dazzling debut… more »
Sunn, Monoliths and Dimension…
On their seventh studio release, Sunn O)))'s core duo of Stephen O… more »
Nagisa Ni Te, Yosuga
When they first appeared in the late '90s, Nagisa Ni Te represented t… more »
Mouthus, Saw a Halo
Mouthus'first studio expedition (and their 10th release overall), Saw… more »
Sword Heaven, Entrance…
Load Records seems to be the label of choice for noise rock duos — … more »
Sightings, Through the Panama…
After several shady, blurry albums of fractured noise rock, New York'… more »
Lightning Bolt, Ride the Skie…
Ride the Skies is Lightning Bolt's second album, the one that brought… more »
Lightning Bolt, Hypermagic Mo…
Clocking in at almost an hour, Hypermagic Mountain is double the length o… more »
Paavoharju, Laulu Laakson Kuk…
One of the oddest of this decade's Finnish groups (which is saying so… more »
Paavoharju, Laulu laakson kuk…
One of the oddest of this decade's Finnish groups (which is saying so… more »
Religious Knives, Resin…
Centered by the duo of Michael Bernstein (vocals, guitar) and Maya Miller… more »
Es, Sateenkaarisuudelma…
Es is the group name for Sami Sankpakkila, a Finnish psych-folk kingpin w… more »
Sinead O’Connor
It was perhaps the most shocking crash and burn in pop music history. Wit… more »
Aimee Mann Talks One More Dri…
The record business may be in crisis, but Christmas music sure seems like… 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 »