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The Louvin Brothers, Satan Is…
It’s a minor tragedy of the internet age that millions will have be… more »
Gogol Bordello, Pure Vida Con…
From the first notes of the surging opening fanfare “We Rise Again,… more »
Tunng, Turbines
The world is presently plagued by a surfeit of acoustic folk acts with ex… more »
Melt Yourself Down, Melt Your…
Melt Yourself Down is a supergroup of sorts. This, the eponymous debut, c… more »
These New Puritans, Field of …
Field of Reeds, the extraordinary third album by splendidly unpredictable… more »
Sparrow & the Workshop, …
Glasgow trio Sparrow & the Workshop started well: Their 2010 debut, … more »
Billy Bragg, Tooth & Nai…
Billy Bragg’s career is defined by a dichotomy. He is best known as… more »
Concrete Knives, Be Your Own …
It is an enduring unfairness that ’80s pop is stereotyped as the ho… more »
Various Artists, Reason To Be…
Since Tim Hardin died in 1980, not quite a week past his 39th birthday, h… more »
DIIV, Oshin
In Britain in the early ’90s, the influence of My Bloody Valentine … more »
The D.O.T., And That
The D.O.T. seem unlikely collaborators. The Streets’ Mike Skinner i… more »
Interview: Patterson Hood
It may have ended up a lyrically rich and musically rugged bit of America… more »
Minotaur Shock, Orchard…
Minotaur Shock is the flag of convenience for Bristol-based composer Davi… more »
Husky, Forever So
Without the benefit of actually hearing this precocious and gorgeous debu… more »
Trembling Bells & Bonnie …
It’s difficult to listen to The Marble Downs, a collaboration betwe… more »
Anti-Flag, The General Strike…
Anti-Flag are nothing if not consistent. The Pittsburghagit-rockers have … more »
Laura Gibson, La Grande…
Laura Gibson’s third album is named for a northeast Oregonhamlet ju… more »
Errors, Have Some Faith In Ma…
Electronic music tends to be the fiefdom of the boffin or the wiza… more »
City and Colour, Little Hell…
City & Colour, a side project of ex-Alexisonfire songwriter Dallas G… more »
Summer Camp, Welcome to Conda…
Condale doesn’t exist, at least outside the heads of London duo Eli… more »
Bottletop Band, Dream Service…
There are few exceptions to the rule that charity records are never as go… more »
Jim Ward, Quiet In The Valley…
The unwieldy title of Quiet In The Valley… is a reflection of its j… more »
Santah, White Noise Bed…
The world suffers no shortage of indie rockers in love with loud guitars.… more »
Fink, Perfect Darkness…
Fink have done themselves a bit of a disservice with their name choice. A… 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 »