Features Tagged Neurosis
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Tera Melos: Patagonian Rats
Kurt Rosenwinkel & OJM: Our Secret World
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As Helen Money, Chicago-based cellist Alison Chesley transforms a commonly known classical instrument into a mighty weapon for composing and arranging furious one-woman rock concertos. But unlike the explosive and menacing songs on her second album, In Tune, Chesley is unassuming in person.
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Om, the intense, hypnotic bass-and-drum duo that bassist Al Cisneros founded with drummer Chris Haikus in 2003, has been reinventing the way that many people perceive heavy music. Its songs are cerebral but accessible, spiritual but unreligious. Its new album, entitled God is Good, is out now on Drag City.
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This pioneering, aggressive hardcore outfit is a band that likes a challenge. With 20 years under its belt, and on the heels of its latest, greatest album, Axe to Fall, Converge frontman Jacob Bannon talks about the realities of being in an active band.
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Secret Chiefs 3: Satellite Supersonic Vol. 1
Chrome Hoof: Crush Depth
Qua: Q&A
Rosetta: A Determinism of Morality
Tobacco: Maniac Meat -
Red Sparowes: The Fear is Excruciating, But Therein Lies the Answer
Nice Nice: Extra Wow
Alex B: Moments
Eskamon: Fine Objects single
Carlos Bica + Materia Prima: s/t -
Converge: Axe to Fall
Russian Circles: Geneva
Shrinebuilder: s/t
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Debashish Bhattacharya: O Shakuntala!
Sleep: Hesitation Wounds
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While metal has finally reached the mainstream, Oakland's Saviours do their best to drive it back underground. Recorded entirely on tape, its second record Into Abbadon recalls a time when metal was genuinely feared.
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