eMusic Archives: January 2008
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Rumon Gamba, ARNOLD, M.: Overt…
Brian Couzens, before he founded Chandos, was involved in the production … more »
Music for the Next Age
Let's say, for the sake of establishing a standard, that New Age, as … more »
Susan Gritton, HUMMEL: Mass in…
Among the many strings to Richard Hickox's bow is an interest in peri… more »
La Capella Reial, Coro Del Cen…
Monteverdi's Vespro della Beata Vergine — also known as the Ves… more »
Pacifica Quartet, CARTER: Stri…
Although they were written nearly 50 years apart, you can easily hear the… more »
The Vandermark 5, Beat Reader…
Chicago's Vandermark 5 are both prolific and predictable, yet usually… more »
Nordic Folk
Up in the chilly, bleak, dark climes of the Nordic countries -- Sweden, F… more »
Glass Candy
In each edition of Jukebox Jury, we sit down with a popular eMusic artist… more »
Various Artists – Smiths…
This grab bag sampler of African-American gospel from the Folkways archiv… more »
Love in Unlikely Places
Valentine's Day is approaching again, and manufactured love is all ar… more »
From the Vault: Margo Guryan
When the Velvet Underground opened their first album with "Sunday Morning… more »
Lies, Hypocrisy, Barbarism and…
The Man Who Loved Children isn't just one of the great novels of the twen… more »
Sister Nancy, One Two
The turbulent '80s yielded a prime foundation for the growth of dancehall… more »
Charles Bock
Charles Bock is understandably nervous. His debut novel Beautiful Childre… more »
John Burnham Schwartz, The Com…
An examination of Japanese society that probes the themes of power and tr… more »
Charles Bock, Beautiful Childr…
The humanity underlying the grimy underbelly and suburban ennui of Las Ve… more »
Aaron Thomas, Follow The Eleph…
Australian singer-songwriter Aaron Thomas has the kind of unique, affecti… more »
In the Jailhouse Now
"We're in the jailhouse now/ I told that judge right to his face… more »
Interpreting Scott Joplin
Everybody plays Scott Joplin's rags: classical pianists, jazz, blues,… more »
The Coal Porters, Turn the Wat…
The Coal Porters qualify as non-American alt country only on a technicali… more »
Tim Harford, The Logic of Life…
The sometimes-deeply-buried rational basis that underlies seemingly irrat… more »
A User's Guide to Squire
One of the most fondly remembered British mod bands of the late '70s … more »
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eMerging Artists
By J. Edward Keyes, Editor-in-Chief
At eMusic, we take pride in being the place you hear about artists first. Whether it's through our eMusic Selects program - which brought you the first releases by Best Coast, Crystal Stilts, Strand of… more »
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