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Discover: Paradise of Bachelo…
In April 1855, Harper’s New Monthly Magazine published a curious sh… more »
Neko Case, The Worse Things G…
Neko Case has spent the last 15 years perfecting both a dark strain of al… more »
The Civil Wars, The Civil War…
Thanks to the austere folk instrumentation and the sepia-toned imagery on… more »
Amanda Shires, Down Fell the …
When Amanda Shires sings about the devil on “Deep Dark Below,… more »
Chance, In Search
You can’t make this stuff up. A Nashville jack-of-all-trades during… more »
Preservation Hall Jazz Band, …
It’s hard to imagine there’s anything the Preservation Hall J… more »
This Is Your Life: Greg Cartw…
When I walk into Greg Cartwright’s hotel room, the first thing I se… more »
Jay Arner, Jay Arner
Jay Arner’s self-titled solo debut begins with a low bass groove th… more »
Bobby Whitlock, The Bobby Whi…
A journeyman whose fame never matched his contributions to pop music, Bob… more »
Who Is…Jenny Hval?
Jenny Hval’s second solo album — fourth, if you count the two… more »
Natalie Maines, Mother…
Still scarred from the backlash she endured for dissing George Bush 10 ye… more »
Pistol Annies, Annie Up…
In his 2012 memoir Waging Heavy Peace, Neil Young gave a rave review to t… more »
Patty Griffin, American Kid…
Patty Griffin’s seventh album — and her first collection of n… more »
The Thermals, Desperate Groun…
On, 2010′s Personal Life, Portland trio the Thermals jettisoned the… more »
Who Is…Hiss Golden Mess…
It feels odd to ask “Who is…?” of a guy who has been m… more »
Numbers And Letters, Guns Und…
Austin alt-country outfit Numbers And Letters open their full-length debu… more »
Ashley Monroe, Like a Rose…
Ashley Monroe is best known as Hippie Annie, one fringe-dressed third of … more »
Caitlin Rose, The Stand-In…
Given her avowed love of old Hollywood glamour (just check out that album… more »
Interview: Samantha Crain
Samantha Crain doesn’t mess around in the studio. The Shawnee, Okla… more »
Interview: Kris Kristofferson
All country singers should have a chance to go out like Kris Kristofferso… more »
Buck Owens, Honky Tonk Man: B…
Originally recorded for the notoriously corny hillbilly sketch comedy ser… more »
Don Rich, Don Rich Sings Geor…
Throughout the 1960s and ’70s, Don Rich played lead guitar in Buck … more »
Various Artists, West of Memp…
West of Memphis: Voices for Justice, which is not quite a soundtrack to t… more »
Mike Cooley, The Fool on Ever…
For more than 15 years now, Mike Cooley has played the quiet Drive-By Tru… 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 »