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Discover: Polyvinyl Records

Though they’re probably best known for of Montreal’s high-glo… more »

A Skeptic’s Guide to Ae…

In recent years, Aerosmith’s fondness for big ballads and endless r… more »

Discover: Sacred Bones Record…

It took a mere two releases for the fledgling Sacred Bones Records to est… more »

Discover: Warner Music Classi…

For years, Warner Brothers Records has been home to musicians who want to… more »

Discover: Yep Roc Records

Some indie labels are started by naïve upstarts with wide ey… more »

Discover: Thrill Jockey Recor…

After 20 years, Thrill Jockey is still nearly synonymous with the Chicago… more »

The Weird World of One-String…

I saw my first diddley bows in 1996, at the rural Delta home outside Lexi… more »

Discover: Nacional Records

Over the last eight years, Nacional Records has made a name for themselve… more »

Going Through Changes

One of the great, long-running mythologies in popular music is the one su… more »

Discover: Asphalt Tango Recor…

Take a trip around the world with the bright, simmering sounds of the Asp… more »

Discover: Temporary Residence…

Like most independent labels, Temporary Residence Limited had inauspiciou… more »

Norse to the Future: ECM…

Almost since its inception in 1969, Germany’s ECM Records has featu… more »

eMusic’s Guide to the D…

At a time when life feels increasingly unfair for ordinary working folks,… more »

Discover: Up Records

Most of the great indie-rock labels of the ’80s and ’90s were… more »

Discover: Black Butter Record…

File under: Genre-dodging, of-the-moment dance music Flagship acts: Rudim… more »

Discover: Sublime Frequencies

The Seattle label Sublime Frequencies established its idiosyncratic perso… more »

Discover: Jamie Records

Harold Lipsius was perfectly positioned to take advantage of the integral… more »

Icon: Damon Albarn and Blur

There is a clip of Damon Albarn being interviewed in August of 1995, on t… more »

Classic Film Scores From Naxo…

Old Hollywood film scores by composers like Korngold, Steiner, Waxman and… more »

Discover: Greatest Debuts

You know what they say about first impressions: a second to make, a lifet… more »

Discover: Saddle Creek Record…

Download Saddle Creek’s brand-new summer 2012 sampler here — … more »

A Beginner’s Guide to F…

Somehow, Firewater has passed a lot of people by. (I was one of them, unt… more »

eMusic’s Guide to Pitch…

Since it began in 2006, Pitchfork Music Festival has been one of the most… more »

Discover: Essential Best-Of A…

Where to start? That’s a question we field often, whether someone… 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 »

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