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2012 in Review: Reinventing t…

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

2012′s Weirdest New Gen…

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

Label Profile: Mute Records

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

Label Profile: Spectrum Spool…

File under: Pulsating synthesizer fugues; rumbling electro-acoustic abstr… more »

New This Week: Sharon Van Ett…

OK! Are you guys ready to get bummed out? Because it’s the week bef… more »

New This Week: Lana Del Rey, …

Hey, have you guys heard anything about this Lana Del Rey person? I feel … more »

New This Week: Kathleen Edwar…

Hello! Welcome! It starts with a trickle, but always ends in a deluge: th… more »

New This Week: Keepaway, The …

HELLO! Welcome back! 2012! Here we are! Doing it in the 0-1-2! This will … more »

2011: The Year in Electronic …

No question about it, U.K. electronic music had a spectacular year. But i… more »

Why Dance Music is Bigger tha…

In 2010, the unthinkable occurred. I was 35, and I had never been so exci… more »

DJ /rupture: A Post-Digital G…

No disc jockey transports me back more reliably to the free-form radio tr… more »

Amon Tobin on Sampling, DJing…

Amon Tobin is not a man to sit still. Brazilian born, he’s been hig… more »

Adventures with the Vocoder

There is a primordial glee that comes with donning a mask and pretending … more »

The Melancholy Sound of the S…

Pretend you're on a train in the summer of 2008. You're going wes… more »

Discover: Chinatronica

Back in the ’90s, it seemed as though every producer was slapping e… more »

The Noise of Neu!

No history of electronic music would be complete without a chapter dedica… more »

Year in Electronic 2008

Every year, it’s the same. November rolls around, and so do the req… more »

Disco’s Secret Master: …

Disco has precious few celebrated heroes. That once-reviled dilution of f… more »

Heavy Tunes: Burial

If I’m writing about dubstep, then it’s officially over as a … more »

Music Out Of Place: Staubgold…

“Music out of place” is the motto of the Staubgold label, and… more »

Comfort Music for Restless Ea…

If the Kranky label lived up to its name, it almost certainly wouldn… more »

Rediscover: Mouse on Mars

In 1997, I launched my career as a music journalist by interviewing Mouse… more »

Playhouse Records: Songs for …

There aren’t many labels whose name fits them better than Playhouse… more »

Between the Notes: Undergroun…

For music junkies, one of the worst — and sometimes best — de… 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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