Helen Money - Atomic Beirut and engineered by frontman Deryck

and engineered by frontman Deryck Whibley

Stevens began making annual EPs of traditional carols and songs mixed with his own holiday-themed tunes

"But it's a lot more like absurdism than nihilism

"You and Me" by Penny & the Quarters simply refused to stay lost

[impose] melody and composition on their trademark dissonance

Helen Money - Atomic Beirut and engineered by frontman DeryckHelen Money, composer Alison Chesley, remains one of the most unique and versatile cellists today, her cello playing effortlessly moving from black metal to expansive ambient strings. She uses the cello to access and channel extremes of human emotion, employing extensive sonic manipulation, plucking and bowing techniques to summon an astonishing breadth and depth of sound. On her new album Atomic, Chesley pushes even further out towards the extremes