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Evita Soundtrack, Evita: The …

Madonna’s stylistic conservatism continued from 1994′s Bedtim… more »

Madonna, Who’s That Gir…

Ostensibly a soundtrack for the summer 1987 flop caper comedy in which sh… more »

Alexandre Tharaud, Soundtrack…

Mere months after Le Boeuf sur le toit, the young French pianist Alexandr… more »

Various Artists, West of Memp…

West of Memphis: Voices for Justice, which is not quite a soundtrack to t… more »

Broadcast, Berberian Sound St…

When it came to soundtracking Peter Strickland’s horror film Berber… more »

Various Artists, Quentin Tara…

We can call the Quentin Tarantino soundtrack a legitimate subgenre of its… more »

Sufjan Stevens, Silver &…

Brooklyn indie darling Sufjan Stevens will probably never finish his one-… more »

Tig Notaro, Live

2012 has been Tig Notaro’s year; 2012 has not been Tig Notaro… more »

Sonny Rollins, Alfie

A brilliant film score that stands alone on its brash musical merits, Alf… more »

Megson, When I Was A Lad…

Stu and Debbie Hanna, the married duo from Teeside known as Megson, have … more »

Various Artists, Lost Highway…

Who could forget the Rolling Stone cover that featured a young David Lync… more »

Michael Nyman, Nyman / Greena…

English composer Michael Nyman can’t complain when people call him … more »

Various Artists, Natural Born…

In some ways, Natural Born Killers was a warm-up session for the David Ly… more »

Lee Hazlewood, A House Safe f…

The grizzled Lee Hazlewood loved to play up his beast status by pairing h… more »

Various Artists Set it Off …

Soundtracks have always provided opportunities for labels and crews to te… more »

David Lynch and Alan R. Splet…

Thirty-five years after it first flummoxed undergrads, weirdoes, film sch… more »

Various Artists, Shutter Isla…

Fans of Martin Scorsese know that the director is almost as creative with… more »

Rodriguez, Searching for Suga…

If Sixto Rodriguez had come up in today’s all-knowing digital lands… more »

The Cinematic Orchestra, The …

Back at the dawn of Ninja Tune just over two decades ago, critics often t… more »

Tenacious D, Rize of the Feni…

The album art for Tenacious D’s latest is disgustingly appropriate … more »

Tenacious D, Rize of the Feni…

The album art for Tenacious D’s latest is disgustingly appropriate … more »

Johann Johansson, The Miners…

Icelandic composer Johann Johannsson has built a sizable reputation on th… more »

Various, Rushmore: Original M…

Few directors define their characters through music as succinctly as Wes … more »

Clint Mansell / Kronos Quarte…

It may be Darren Aronofsky’s most (wrongly) maligned movie, but eve… 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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