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Icon: Pearl Jam

When Pearl Jam finally compiled a catalog-skimming greatest hits collecti… more »

Icon: Queen

It’s not often that a single band features one charismatic showman,… more »

Icon: Youssou N’Dour

Your first exposure to Youssou N’Dour’s soaring tenor keen li… more »

Icon: Death Cab for Cutie

You can imagine Ben Gibbard’s late-’90s Bellingham, Washingto… more »

Icon: Patti Smith

A singular artist in an era where female musicians were most often kept u… more »

Icon: John Adams

Whenever a new composer “arrives,” a portion of the ensuing e… more »

Icon: Fugazi

“Beautiful, funny people. Generous to and respectful of the people … more »

Icon: Wire

One way of describing Wire is to say that they’ve effectively been … more »

Icon: Pink Floyd

If Pink Floyd hadn’t existed, rock historians would have had to inv… more »

Icon: Merle Haggard

There’s never been a country music career anything like that of Mer… more »

Icon: The Beach Boys

This year, the Beach Boys celebrate their half century – silver sur… more »

Icon: Brian Eno

Surely few could have foreseen, watching the Top of the Pops in 1972, tha… more »

Icon: Bryan Ferry & Roxy …

It was early 1976. Roxy Music was coming to town, and if I couldn’t… more »

Icon: Tina Turner

Over an extraordinary career that spans six decades, Tina Turner has pers… more »

Icon: Blondie

In the fall of 1975, when Blondie could often be found playing the back r… more »

Icon: Radiohead

Radiohead notice how we’re increasingly staring into unreality … more »

Icon: Eminem

Every rapper has a pseudonym or five, and every major pop star has toyed … more »

Icon: Ella Fitzgerald

“Man, woman, or child, Ella is the most!” Bing Crosby‘s… more »

Icon: Jay-Z

As he is fond of pointing out, by the time he released his debut album, R… more »

Icon: Elvis Costello

Smart, angry and mercurial, Elvis Costello is one of the greatest living … more »

Loretta Lynn

Listening to Loretta Lynn’s burly, swinging voice as it bounces thr… more »

Icon: The Smiths

Go ahead and argue about it, ask your sister or stare at your record coll… more »

Icon: James Brown

Every James Brown show began with a hypeman introducing the star of the s… more »

Icon: U2

“Am I bugging you?” Bono notoriously asked during a particula… 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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