eMusic Archives: February 2009

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Justin Townes Earle

It's tough for an emerging artist to be saddled with two imposing surname… more »

A User's Guide to DFA

For all the oft-vaunted frustration about getting indie rockers into danc… more »

Brass Bands

"New Orleans is the hippest city on the planet," wrote a DJ for… more »

Gentleman Reg, Jet Black…

Firmly in the Arts & Crafts camp (he's toured with the Hidden Cam… more »

Philipp Meyer, American Rust…

A gripping, impossible-to-ignore exposition of post-industrial shellshock… more »

Marlon James, The Book of Nigh…

A mysterious revolt is brewing at an 18th-century plantation in this haun… more »

Drag The River, Bad At Breakin…

The Colorado country outfit Drag the River aren't about to hide their… more »

Laura Gibson, Beasts Of Season…

Oregon's singer-songwriters swap backing musicians so often, they mus… more »

David Grann, The Lost City of …

A true-life adventure romp from the real Indiana Jones Colonel Percy Harr… more »

Sylvie, Trees and Shade Are Ou…

Sylvie's Trees and Shade Are Our Only Fences sounds like a relic from… more »

La Strada, La Strada

Brooklyn-based La Strada's old-world, well-worn sound isn't witho… more »

Remembering Snooks Eaglin

Snooks Eaglin, who died on February 18 at age 72, was a quintessential Ne… more »

An Introduction to the Yardbir…

There were many British bands that swiveled rock's glorious adolescence, … more »

Ran Blake: the New Englandest …

Ran Blake is one mysterioso pianist. His playing smacks of deep, complica… more »

The Black Lips, 200 Million Th…

As garage-punk careerists — especially ones who, on their 2003 debu… more »

Various Artists, Milky Disco 1…

Lots of names have been floated to describe the '00s revival of disco… more »

Grizzly Bear, Yellow House…

Grizzly Bear's second album Yellow House made big waves when it was r… more »

Crystal Stilts, Crystal Stilts…

After the first-ever Crystal Stilts show in December 2003, Hamish Kilgour… more »

A User’s Guide to Dhafer…

When the innovative Tunisian singer and oud player Dhafer Youssef appeare… more »

…Trail of Dead Dozen

For the last ten years, ...And You Will Know Us By the Trail of Dead have… more »

Dred Scott Trio, Live At The R…

Dred Scott was the keyboardist for the short-lived mid-90s group Alphabet… more »

A Dozen of Funk

Funk used to be a bad word. Today, though, it denotes a rhythmic continuu… more »

LFO, Frequencies

At the time of its release in 1991, LFO's Frequencies sounded like th… more »

Polygon Window, Surfing on Sin…

There are very few perfect electronic music albums, but Surfing on Sine W… 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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