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Bob Dylan, Another Self Portr…

There are plenty of misconceptions about Self Portrait — more than … more »

Elvis at Stax

If you’re the kind of person who used to care about Elvis, if durin… more »

R.E.M. Goes Green

In November 1988, R.E.M. released their sixth studio album, Green. The re… more »

Churchwood: The Beefheart of …

Churchwood is a blues-rock quintet hailing from Austin, Texas; Churchwood… more »

Lenny Kaye Walks Through Hend…

Loaves and fishes. Out of a foreshortened lifeline and a relatively small… more »

New This Week: David Bowie, D…

There’s not a whole lot out this week, probably because everyone is… more »

Luke Haines On His Great …

[Featuring savagely funny songs about Gary Glitter, Jonathan King and the… more »

Remembering Rumours

In 1977, Rolling Stone’s Annie Leibovitz set off to photograph Flee… more »

2012 in Review: No Money, Mo…

The moment rock graduated from the single to the long-playing format, peo… more »

2012 in Review: Reinventing t…

“I don’t want to sound cocky,” 20 year-old British goth… more »

2012 in Review: Five Rules fo…

There’s a quietly telling scene in Young Adult, last year’s C… more »

2012 in Review: The New Class…

This summer, I went to a bar in my neighborhood to see a show aimed at th… more »

2012′s Weirdest New Gen…

Remember when music could be neatly divided into genre bins? Those days a… more »

Phantoms of Pop: Shintaro Sak…

Musicians aren’t always the best interlocutors of their own work, b… more »

Perfecting Imperfection: On t…

20 years ago this October, Bikini Kill released our self-titled first EP.… more »

Discover: Sublime Frequencies

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

Where Were You in ’72?

“Five years stuck on my eyes,” sings David Bowie in the title… more »

In Praise of Moms Who Rock

I grew up with a rock ‘n’ roll mama. Even though my dad was t… more »

New This Week: Santigold, Geo…

Lots of new stuff this week, including the long-awaited sophomore LP from… more »

Label Profile: Mute Records

File under: One of the richest (and most diverse) catalogs in independent… more »

Free Pussy Riot, the Only Ban…

“A female sex organ which is supposed to be receiving and shapeless… more »

Watch: Video Interviews with …

(Photo by Danny Krug) There’s always been a spirit of defiance to r… more »

Label Profile: Dirtnap Record…

File under: Garage punk, melodic rock ‘n’ roll, glam, throwba… more »

Getting The Band Back Togethe…

Few things spawn more ire from idealistic fans and music journalists than… 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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