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William Elliott Whitmore Covers the Cosmos on 'Kilonova'

William Elliott Whitmore has just released his first album of covers. Kilonova features ten renditions of well-known and obscure songs that have never sounded as organic as they do here.

                                      
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PopMatters is moving to WordPress. We will publish a few essays daily while we develop the new site. We hope the beta will be up sometime late next week.

William Elliott Whitmore Covers the Cosmos on 'Kilonova'

William Elliott Whitmore has just released his first album of covers. Kilonova features ten renditions of well-known and obscure songs that have never sounded as organic as they do here.

William Elliott Whitmore - "Old Devils" (live) / “Who Stole the Soul” (live) (video)

William Elliott Whitmore: Animals in the Dark

William Elliott Whitmore: Ashes to Dust

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