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Unpublished Album with ID #11…
Long before Ziggy Stardust, the closest thing kids had to a glam-rock ico… more »
Interpol: The Fame Monster
Somewhere in Manhattan, hidden in a very dark corner of a Mexican restaur… more »
Dead Confederate, Sugar…
There's a reason why this Athens, Georgia, quintet is called Dead Con… more »
Jon Langford, Old Devils…
It's tough being an old curmudgeon in punk, which feels like a young … more »
Ray LaMontagne And The Pariah…
You can tell by his scruffy beard and his Deadwood vests that Ray LaMonta… more »
Atmosphere, Seven’s Tra…
With a head full of freshly inked rhymes and a backpack full of self-help… more »
Crowded House, Intriguer…
"Let's admit that the world don't turn around us," sings Crowded … more »
Macy Gray, The Sellout…
In a world of slick, Autotuned, hair-shellacked R&B divas, Macy Gray … more »
Sleigh Bells, Treats
The hip-hop beats sputter like someone dropped a boombox in a swimming po… more »
Blank Dogs, Under and Under…
In certain New York circles, everyone knows about Mike Sniper, but no one… more »
Bettye Lavette, Interpretatio…
Bettye LaVette doesn't just cover other people's songs — sh… more »
Broken Social Scene, Forgiven…
A few years back, when the ever-growing Broken Social Scene reached an al… more »
The Cars, Candy-O
When New Wave began, it belonged to the punks in the U.K. underground. It… more »
Six Degrees of The Cars…
It used to be easier to pretend that an album was its own perfectly self-… more »
Kelly Clarkson, My December…
From all the controversy surrounding Kelly Clarkson's second album, y… more »
Laura Veirs, July Flame…
You might know Laura Veirs as this year’s Folk-Singin’ Hot Gi… more »
The Traveling Wilburys, Trave…
Remember the days when record labels still believed that middle-aged dude… more »
Modest Mouse, No One’s …
Isaac Brock's never been the most optimistic guy. When life gives him… more »
El Perro Del Mar
Sarah Assbring sounds like the saddest 1960s girl group of all time … more »
eMusic Yearbook: 2001
Was September 11, 2001 really the day the music died? It sure seemed like… more »
listenlisten, Hymns From Rhod…
Call it Songs in the Key of Death: after finding an old book of church hy… more »
Who Are…Listenlisten
Banjo-picking, protest-singing, back-porch-rocking citizens of Texas, hav… more »
Box Elders, Alice and Friends…
Go ahead, call 'em goofballs, but no one in Omaha is having more fun … more »
Desolation Wilderness, New Un…
There's two kinds of beach music: the warm Tropicana pop that's b… 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 »