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	Jessi Colter - Out of the Ashes (Album Review)
		Out of the Ashes, Jessi Colter’s first collection of new material in over 10 years, finds the first lady of outlaw country pondering the ins and outs of love and faith.
		Produced by the legendary Don Was, the album is a collection of rollicking blues boogies, hopeful gospel hymns, and minimalist pop ballads.
		Out of the Ashes is a worthwhile listen that highlights her beautiful yet tenacious voice as well as her adeptness at crafting both pop and southern-fried roots music.
	www.musicbox-online.com /reviews-2006/jc-ashes.html (549 words)

	Filmtracks: Angela's Ashes (John Williams)
		The album opens and closes with the concert arrangement of the title theme (again, nothing new for the concert-minded Williams), and these performances are highlighted by frenetic and mysterious piano solos.
		On the Angela's Ashes album, the quotes are heard at the start, middle, and end of various cues, and although I was initially annoyed by their presence on the album, I warmed up to them on the second listen.
		My only two gripes about the album are the lack of individual and separate tracks for the quoted material, as well as the two source songs in the middle which drive a nail through the heart of Williams' score.
	www.filmtracks.com /titles/angelas_ashes.html (963 words)

	Lamb of God: Ashes of the Wake - PopMatters Music Review
		On Ashes of the Wake, enigmatic producer Machine (who has worked with artists as diverse as King Crimson and Pitchshifter in the past) adds some badly needed fine-tuning to the Lamb of God sound, and the end result is their most fully-realized piece of work yet.
		On the album, vocalist Randy Blythe emerges as one of the most distinctive frontmen in contemporary metal; instead of going for the guttural, extreme vocals that have become commonplace in the last decade, he takes on a menacing, raspy-throated snarl, managing to sound ferocious, yet understandable, barking out his lyrics like a demonic drill sergeant.
		The album's not earth shattering, but it is absolutely loaded with menacing tremors, with the ominous hint of something even bigger lurking on the horizon.
	www.popmatters.com /music/reviews/l/lambofgod-ashesofwake.shtml (898 words)

	Ashes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ashes (film) is a film by the Polish director Andrzej Wajda
		Ashes (novel) is a novel by the Polish novelist Stefan Żeromski
		Ashes (single), a music single from the band Embrace from their album Out of Nothing
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ashes (145 words)

	CD Baby: MICHAEL MCDERMOTT: Ashes
		Ashes is a composite of two recording sessions, recorded over the course of eighteen months, in Houston, Los Angeles, and Chicago.
		Two tracks from Ashes, Everything I Got and Dance with Me have quickly become staples on WXRT (Chicago), WXPN (Philly) and a third, Gonna be Good is a mainstay on XM Radios Nude Cafe.
		Rife with the real-life struggles of broken relationships and battles against the demon that is oneself, "Ashes" is also liberally sprinkled with the hope and faith needed to overcome life's greatest obstacles.
	cdbaby.com /cd/mmcdermott4 (684 words)

	Glass & Ashes Reviews
		As the album progresses, it becomes clear that both bands share a sound that includes the roughness of early punk rock, but Glass and Ashes meld more rock’n’roll influences into the mix.
		Not that Glass and Ashes are trying to be cool, but by default this band is cool as shit and the comparisons are dead on.
		Glass and Ashes is actually one of those bands who's pushing their limits further and seem to be open for experimenting and creating a very varieted style of chaotic unpolished but still partly structured emocore.
	www.noidearecords.com /promo/glassandashes/reviews.html (3419 words)

	Projekt: darkwave - 'Grave Blessings'
		At the album's simplest, such as "Emptiness," with accompaniment provided mostly by Laird's acoustic guitar, the power of the singing is extremely clear, but the blend on the fuller arrangements is no less enthralling.
		A fine example of what Unto Ashes is after this time around is the song "In Memory of D'Drennan" which marries a trip-hop beat to deathrock guitar, cold waves of synths, subtle male vocals, and accents of soaring neoclassical female vocals.
		Unto Ashes' newest album is complex in its simplicity, using such elements as sparseness, open space, and drones to emphasize their powerful musicianship.
	www.projekt.com /projekt/product.asp?sku=PRO00172 (2201 words)

	Lamb of God MP3 Downloads - Lamb of God Music Downloads - Lamb of God Music Videos
		In the fat rat-infested, decrepit tenement called Heavy Rock Manor, the Virginia-based shock unit is one of the few groups striving to keep the power on and the hallways clear of gluttonous rap-rock/post-grunge False Marias.
		With Ashes, producer Machine has sharpened the corner of every riff and tightened the turns on classicist metal gallops.
		This album is available for download from our partnered music services.
	www.mp3.com /albums/643780/summary.html (718 words)

	Unto Ashes
		As with all Unto Ashes releases, "Empty Into White" is characterized by exquisite instrumentation, stirring vocal performances and harmonies, and almost uncanny songwriting.
		The album is distinguished by a wide array of exotic instruments, such as hurdy-gurdy, dulcimers, Persian saz, tamboura, violin, tabla, and hypnotic percussion.
		Unto Ashes was honored to have been chosen to perform at Dracula's Ball, The Trocadero Theater, Philadelphia - Sept. 1, 2002.
	www.untoashes.com /new/main.html (721 words)

	Doom-metal.com: Reviews - Ashes you Leave
		Sometimes you get an album that already bores you after the first couple of spins, and this is, I'm afraid, one of those albums.
		Ashes you Leave offer us atmospheric Doom in the vein of the 3rd and the mortal on this third release.
		This image, created by their previous albums, is slowly fading away, and although My Dying Bride is still their no.1 influence, this album shows a slightly more original way of playing atmospheric Doom than before.
	www.doom-metal.com /reviews/ashes.html (666 words)

	Punk As CD Reviews: Pennywise From The Ashes
		One of the key bands of the mid-90s punk boom, Pennywise took the Bad Religion template of new school punk rock and propelled it further into the public eye of the general music populace.
		Album number seven (or eight if you count Live At The Key Club) sees the band straddling the sound of Land Of The Free and the more breakneck pace of previous platters.
		That is not to say it is a poor album, rather it is simply a workmanlike release.
	www.punkas.com /fromtheashes.html (329 words)

	Amazon.com: Ashes: Music: Tristania (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		With the upcoming release of their new studio album Ashes to start off SPV's 2005 release schedule, the promise of yet another (r)evolutionary step shines brightly on the horizon.
		Ashes is a miserable attempt at a Tristania album.
		Tristania are strong songwriters and understated players, and this album culminates in the ambitious, multi-pronged epics "Equilibrium" and "Endogenisis." Though tread carefully with some of the band's slower numbers, like "Cure" and "Shadowman," which tend to drift off into the ether.
	www.amazon.com /Ashes-Tristania/dp/B0006HXURC (2460 words)

	From Ashes Rise: Nightmares - PopMatters Music Review
		Nashville, Tennessee hardcore outfit From Ashes Rise play a ferocious brand of punk rock that finds much of its power in its stripped down presentation.
		At just over four minutes, it is From Ashes Rise's longest song, but almost one of their most well thought out.
		When From Ashes Rise signed to Jade Tree, they received a fair bit of criticism from the punk underground.
	www.popmatters.com /music/reviews/f/fromashesrise-nightmares.shtml (607 words)

	MP3tunes.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The new self titled full length compact disc from long time dark wavers Written in Ashes, is the climax of the bands eight year career.
		This album surpasses all expectations, and is the pinnacle of WIA's evolution.
		Written In Ashes is a radical departure from WIA's past offerings, the new album is fueled by the balance of harmony and rhythm, passion and power.
	www.mp3tunes.com /album_details.php?album_id=28870 (142 words)

	Ashes (album) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ashes is the fourth full-length album by Norwegian gothic metal band Tristania.
		The album was released on January 24, 2005 and registers a change in the band's musical style, leaving out the choirs, pure operatic vocals of Vibeke Stene, and sounding heavier, both in instrumental and lyrical terms.
		This album also introduced Kjetil Ingebrethsen for the growls.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ashes_(album) (101 words)

	Outerspace - Blood & Ashes : album review
		Blood and Ashes is the culmination of six long years of hard work and standing in the shadows of Jedi Mind Tricks' success, virtually ignored by the local press and unable to give up their day jobs to concentrate on their first love.
		Together they have created an album that distinguishes their sound from that of their closest musical cohorts while remaining true to the classic hip hop sound of their hometown.
		Blood and Ashes simultaneously succeeds in proving their individuality and paying due respect to the crew that has supported them all the way.
	www.musicomh.com /albums2/outerspace.htm (630 words)

	CD Baby: UNTO ASHES: Songs For A Widow (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.virginia.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		An intense and magnificent album of apocalyptic folk, medieval doom, forest metal, heavenly voices, experimental gloomscapes, military funeral choirs, and synthetic darkwave.
		Songs For A Widow -- the fifth full-length Unto Ashes album -- is an intense and magnificent album of apocalyptic folk, medieval doom, forest metal, heavenly voices, experimental gloomscapes, military funeral choirs, and synthetic darkwave.
		Unto Ashes' fixation with formal compositional structures, meticulous vocal harmonies, and their infamous obsession to sonic detail are combined to create a sense of cohesion.
	cdbaby.com.cob-web.org:8888 /cd/untoashes3 (564 words)

	Tristania Reviews at Lunar Hypnosis
		What this album represents is a re-release of Tristania's Demo from 1997 & their 1999 single 'Angina.' So obviously nothing new, but there are some hidden treasures for hardcore Tristania fans.
		On the demo there are two songs, which were never reused for any album, and on the single there is one song, which did not make it to the 'Beyond the Veil' album.
		The vast majority of the guitar riffs are redundant, the drumming is just some slow plodding that pretty much stays the same way the whole album through, and the keyboard parts lack any sort of brilliance that you'd expect a band of this genre to have.
	cp05.ionhosting.com /~joelh/widow.htm (1640 words)

	Written In Ashes: album reviews and ratings
		The track Nightfeast from their debut album was featured on 'The Unquiet Grave' compilation in 1999, and it sure captured the attention of quite a few gothic music lovers.
		The immediate thing to catch the listener's ear is the fact that the vocals are not done in the usual deep booming tones with every song that one associates with similar gothic rock music.
		Written In Ashes is the new sound of Goth featuring the talents of group founder Kevyn Hay along with music veterans Ashe Ruppe (The Elysium Facade, Trance to the Sun, and Nocturne~pdx~), Jason Carter (Black Winter, Love Nancy Sugar), and Damon Law (theStark, sexwithsarah).
	www.musicfolio.com /modernrock/writteninashes.html (557 words)

	WRITTEN IN ASHES: Bio
		This latest self-titled album is a vast departure from Eternal and Epiphany, but I am confident this cd will stand on its own as a monument to the electronic evolution that WIA now wishes to follow.
		The rest of the band is a who's who of Goth and Darkwave, Ashe Ruppe (The Elysium Facade, Nocturne- and Trance to the Sun) Jason Carter (Black Winter and Love Nancy Sugar) and Damon Law (the Stark and sexwithsarah) bringing their own strength to this new LP.
		I Written In Ashes sono una band con i punti di riferimento assolutamente chiari, in certi momenti, "The Sea" per esempio, quasi lampanti; Sisters of Mercy, Clan of Xymox più un certo gusto più arioso in chiave primi Mission.
	www.writteninashes.com /press.html (1827 words)

	Christian Death : Ashes - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect
		The second and final studio album done as a full collaboration between Rozz Williams and Valor Kand, Ashes finds Christian Death at what might have been simply the beginning of a long-term partnership of quality rather than a final break.
		Kand, in the meantime, brings a much more consciously artistic edge to his music than Rikk Agnew did on Only Theatre of Pain; here the aggressive power is tempered by a huge theatricality that still works, almost in spite of itself.
		Not to say that this era of Christian Death can't rage as hard -- the conclusion of the opening track, "Ashes" itself, is a frenetic explosion of sound, where drummer David Glass and singer/keyboardist Gitane Demone also earn their keep.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/store/artist/album/0,,64727,00.html (391 words)

	MetalReview.com - Metal Review of Ashes You Leave - Fire (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		This album is faily unique, and yet not very unique at all.
		The album has a coolness factor to it, but overall it's on the weak side.
		Check out their sample mp3's from past albums at ashesyouleave.org to give you an idea of what their about.
	www.metalreview.com /viewreview.aspx?ID=221 (708 words)

	Heavy metal band Ivory Knight combines Queensryche, Whitesnake, Metallica, Black Sabbath, and Rush influences. Includes ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Much of the album was recorded on an Alesis ADAT-LX20 Digital 8-track machine, which I later supplemented with a hard-disk-based recording system for additional tracks.
		I recorded most of the album with my Musicman Stingray 4-string bass, except for 'True Signs Of Life' which was played on my Godin BG-5 5-string bass, and 'Picture of Innocence'', which was played on my Yamaha RBX200F fretless bass.
		The guitars were recorded using a Sansamp G2 through a ADA MP-1 into a Peavey Classic 60/60 power amp for half the album, then I switched to a Mesa Boogie 50/50 for the second half.
	upfromtheashes.ivoryknight.com.cob-web.org:8888 /instrum.htm (411 words)

	The Ashes : Ashes - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect
		The rare and sole album by the Ashes is worth seeking by folk-rock aficionados, though it's not truly essential, and not worth the high prices it commands on the collector market.
		The Ashes, though, have a more pronounced country-rock touch at times than the Peanut Butter Conspiracy do.
		Nothing on the album is as good as the best cuts from their more pop-oriented non-LP singles, and some of the songs are mediocre, like the cover of "Homeward Bound" and the infrequent junctures during which a male singer (or singers) take over the leads from Taylor.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/store/artist/album/0,,45423,00.html (300 words)

	DVS Records - Uncommon Sounds For Intelligent Listening - Our bands (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The album got very positive reactions in the international press and this resulted in some interesting gigs for the band like the Sweden Rock Festival and ProgPower Europe.
		With the second album "Primal Power Addiction", released through DVS Records the band was back in the scene after 5 years of silence.
		The debut album "Unspoken Words" is an atmospheric rock album in the vein of bands such as Pink Floyd, Porcupine Tree and Anathema.
	www.dvsrecords.com /ourbands.htm (657 words)

	Ashes To Ashes: Shapes Of Spirits (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Ashes to Ashes album "Shapes of Spirits" was recorded in Norway the home of Black Metal and judging by their lyrics, they too base their music on the darker, more mysterious side of life.
		The album as a whole, is not the thing to listen to if you want to jump up and down and mosh, despite having some powerful, beefy riffs there is not really any agression.
		However, if you are in the mood to get drunk and contemplate life, death and what lies beyond then this could well be your scene.
	www.stormbringerwebzine.co.uk /Reviews/A/AshesToAshes.htm (256 words)

	BreakingCustom v1.0
		This resonant album generates metalcore that strikes the chord with and speaks directly into the ears of impassioned hardcore, metal, punk rock and emo fans.
		The band, who wrote the album on their own dime and time while being courted by a variety of major and independent labels, admits this record is less frantic and less chaotic, as far as songwriting and production are concerned.
		The album gives listeners, both fanatical and casual, proof that music is the universal language we all speak.
	www.breakingcustom.com /php/band.php?id=270 (1222 words)

	After The Ashes - News
		After The Ashes was back at Topaz Recording Studios, the studio they recorded their debut album at.
		The album is completed, the artwork is approved and everything is currently in the printing and replication process.
		After the Ashes is proud to announce that it has officially signed a 6 record deal with Broken Records, a subsidiary of Matchbox Records.
	www.aftertheashesmusic.com /News.html (3230 words)

	Lamb Of God - Ashes Of The Wake - Bassnutz- "Keep it swinging!"
		The 2nd to last track on this album, Ashes Of The Wake, the sound of the guitars are great.
		And last but not least Ashes Of The Wake, this is an equivalent to Metallica's Call Of Ktulu, amazing solos by four geniuses, Mark Morton, Willie Alder, and the other 2 which I cannot recall right now.
		There is nothing really to hate about this album this is an album that you can definitely listen to the whole thing and not realize it.
	www.bassnutz.com /showthread.php?t=1675 (462 words)

	Tristania - Ashes - Album Review
		Emerging from the deepest, darkest and coldest depths of Norway come Tristania, with their fourth album Ashes, a fusion of Nightwish (musical and geographical neighbours) style fl, symphonic rock-opera metal with a classical twist.
		Lyrically the band are mostly poetic, with many mood changes, but the music is what really shows their mood changes and story telling nature, “Shadowman” alone changes moods like a manic depressive, one part calming acoustics, the next urgent and angry squeals.
		An element of surprise and a tingle down the spine moment is where all three singers come together choir like, rather than taking their own parts and showing us what they can do, and do so in a manner that is haunting and abit festive like.
	www.contactmusic.com /new/home.nsf/webpages/tristaniax29x11x04 (575 words)

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