Features
Thursday, September 2 2010
20 Questions: Melora Creagor-Rasputina
Rasputina's newest CD, Sister Kinderhook, came out in June. Rasputina's founder, Melora Creager, tells PopMatters 20 Questions about the lure of living in an era past, when what was essential could be made by hand -- and giants walked among us.
Monday, June 28 2010
Masked Serfs, Feral Children, and a Traveling Portraitist: An Interview with Rasputina
Playing the drunken air cello? Serf warfare? Recruiting new band members via e-mail? All in a day's work for Rasputina's Melrora Creager, who talks to PopMatters about the band's new album and oh so much more ...
Reviews
Thursday, June 23 2011
Rasputina: Great American Gingerbread
An odd collection of Rasputina rarities and neglected items, best digested by the die-hard fans of this quirky, cello-based trio.
Monday, October 25 2010
Rasputina: Sister Kinderhook
Melora Creager offers up the seventh album of her uniquely ornate mix of historical fetishism and cello-based rock music.
Thursday, June 28 2007
Rasputina: Oh Perilous World
Lurid images and disturbing allegories link gothic history to global warming, anthrax and the Patriot Act in Melora Creager's sixth full-length exploration of heavy metal cello ... and apparently she's been reading Mutiny on the Bounty.
Monday, October 3 2005
Rasputina: A Radical Recital
Cello-rock might not be all the rage just yet, but Rasputina are clearing the path.
