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Mohsen Namjoo: Meet the Irani…

Although his music has been haunting my headspace for the past several we… more »

Royal Rhythm: Maracatu North …

(Photo by: Kevin Yatarola) When Dona Marivalda Maria dos Santos took the … more »

Bombino: The Music is Politic…

Some years ago, the American documentary filmmaker Ron Wyman was bouncing… more »

40 Years of Catch A Fire…

“Time is my ammunition,” says Bob Marley in a room at the Che… more »

Tim Maia’s Superbly Idi…

Although he died in 1998 at the age of 55 after nearly collapsing onstage… more »

Trans-Global Expression: John…

Capsule jazz histories tell us European harmony and African rhythm came t… more »

Janka Nabay: The Rebirth of B…

Sporting fingerless black leather gloves, a sleeveless festival T-shirt, … more »

Who is Arif Lohar? And Why Do…

Diminutive, rotund Arif Lohar looms large in the global pantheon of unlik… more »

The Sweltering Sound of Chich…

Two Frenchmen, two Yankees, a Mexican and a Venezuelan walk into a bar… more »

The Sublime Sound of Syria

When I saw Sabah Fakhri perform in New York City’s Town Hall in 199… more »

Bai Janha: The Afro-Rock Unde…

The Republic of Gambia — mainland Africa’s smallest nation … 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 »

Iran and the Mournful Pop Nar…

The music of Iran has never made much of an impact on the West. It certai… 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 »

¡Ay Mami! Bring …

Anyone into Caribbean and/or Latin music is almost certainly familiar wit… more »

DJ /rupture: A Post-Digital G…

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

Baaba Maal: Senegal’s O…

Two women sitting in front of me murmured in increasing exasperation as S… more »

Label Profile: Light in the A…

File under: Revitalized funk, folk and rock records from the States and a… more »

A Tale of Two Kutis

Born to different mothers in 1962 and 1982, respectively, afrobeat archit… more »

You Must Obey: Nigeria’…

Anyone mildly acquainted with modern African popular music has heard of K… more »

Alan Lomax’s Southern J…

At the height of the Great Depression, folklorist John Lomax and his 18-y… more »

The Incredible Lightness of B…

Tabu Ley Rochereau is more than just one of the greatest singers and comp… 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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