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Ha Ha Tonka, Lessons

Ha Ha Tonka’s music has always been richly steeped in Americana, fo… more »

The Louvin Brothers, Satan Is…

It’s a minor tragedy of the internet age that millions will have be… more »

Neko Case, The Worse Things G…

Neko Case has spent the last 15 years perfecting both a dark strain of al… more »

Laura Veirs, Warp and Weft…

The warp and weft, the two over-under types of knitting technique, take s… more »

Glen Campbell, See You There…

In the same way Rick Rubin rushed to record as much of Johnny Cash’… 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 »

Dumpstaphunk, Dirty Word…

Dumpstaphunk started 10 years ago backing local hero and keyboard player … more »

Martin Simpson, Vagrant Stanz…

In folk circles, any new album from Martin Simpson is an event, and the b… more »

Bombadil, Metrics of Affectio…

North Carolina folk quartet Bombadil has had a tough go since the release… more »

Shelby Earl, Swift Arrows…

Seattle-based singer/songwriter Shelby Earl begins her genre-blurring sop… more »

Nadine Shah, Love Your Dum an…

Her thrillingly muscular and darkly lustrous voice is a dazzling distract… more »

Guy Clark, My Favorite Pictur…

On My Favorite Picture of You, Guy Clark’s first studio album … more »

Matt Berry, Kill the Wolf…

Matt Berry, star of The IT Crowd, isn’t your usual actor-turned-sin… more »

Houndstooth, Ride Out the Dar…

This Portland, Oregon, quintet’s roots-tinged debut is warm, immedi… more »

Steve Gunn, Time Off

Steve Gunn’s aptly named Time Off has the sleepy, contented feel of… more »

Jason Isbell, Southeastern…

The fourth solo album from former Drive-By Trucker Jason Isbell finds the… more »

Laura Marling, Once I Was an …

“Undine, make me more naïve,” sings Laura Marling a litt… more »

Various Artists, Smithsonian …

The Smithsonian Folkways collection is a musical treasure, a chance to wa… more »

Various Artists, ATO Records …

Alabama Shakes broke out as one of 2012′s most exhilarating acts; s… more »

Sam Amidon, Bright Sunny Sout…

In the Borges story “Pierre Menard, Author of the Quixote,” a… more »

Glenn Jones, My Garden State…

New-school American Primitive guitarist Glenn Jones’s fifth solo al… 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 »

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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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