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Doves To Release More New Music: “Prisoners” Out July 9
The beloved Cheshire band Doves are following up their comeback single “Carousels” with another track called... -
The Beatles, Badfinger And The Byrds: An Interview With Peter Asher
Peter Asher, CBE, began his show biz career as a child actor in Britain in the...
Music News
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Drummer Joe Porcaro Has Died
Joe Porcaro has died. The legendary Connecticut-born drummer was 90. Considered to be one of the... -
John Prine Posthumously Scores The Highest Charting Single Of His Career
John Prine has hit Number One. The legendary Grammy Award Winning singer-songwriter who passed away in... -
The Waterboys Set To Release A New Album In August
The Waterboys are on a tear. Following up 2019’s Where The Action Is, the band is... -
Alex Taylor Of The Shop Assistants And The Motorcycle Boy Has Died
Alex Taylor, who served as the singer for the Scottish indie outfit The Shop Assistants has... -
The The’s Matt Johnson Survives Brush With Death
Rumors have been circulating in recent weeks about the health of The The’s Matt Johnson. Johnson’s... -
Goodbye Cruel World: L.A. Festival Officially Cancelled
The Cruel World festival, whose billing was pulled from the dreams of anyone who grew up...
Track of the Day
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Stereo Embers’ TRACK OF THE DAY: Altar Of Eris’ “Your Ghost”
Last month, the Seattle-based post-punk outfit Altar Of Eris released their new Isolation EP, and that... -
Stereo Embers TRACK OF THE DAY – “Watered Down” by SODAPOP
Well, now, we understand that this isn’t your typical kind of summer, the type where music... -
Stereo Embers’ TRACK OF THE DAY: Ethan Gold’s “Our Love Is Beautiful”
LA-based songwriter Ethan Gold presents his new single ‘Our Love is Beautiful’, which is the first taste from his... -
Stereo Embers’ TRACK OF THE DAY: Michael McDermott’s “What In The World”
Our Track of the Day today comes from Michael McDermott. The title track from the Chicago-born... -
Stereo Embers’ TRACK OF THE DAY: Ali Jafri’s “Catch Your Breath”
Ali Jafri’s new single “Catch Your Breath” takes us on a more personal journey that all... -
STEREO EMBERS TRACK OF THE DAY – “In God You Trust” from Boston’s Pilgrims of Yearning
Songs that matter, they have a defiance, a drive running down their center with a precise... -
Stereo Embers’ TRACK OF THE DAY: Beauty In Chaos’ “Almost Pure” (feat. Steven Seibold)
LA-based alternative rock collective Beauty in Chaos presents their new album The Storm Before The Calm... -
Stereo Embers’ TRACK OF THE DAY: Little Murders’ “Memory Sky”
Like many writers before him, over the course of his career the Little Murders’ frontman Rob... -
Stereo Embers’ TRACK OF THE DAY: Versari’s “Des Images”
Introducing the French team Versari (Paris) that is comprised of Cyril Bilbeaud on drums, Laureline Prod’homme... -
Stereo Embers’ TRACK OF THE DAY: Broads & Milly Hirst’s “Happisburgh”
British electronic duo Broads have revealed their new track “Happisburgh” (pronounced ‘haze-bruh’). This is the first...
Interviews
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Improvisation Is A Freedom: An Interview with Alois
Swiss art-pop project Alois returns with Azul, a stunning record full deep-summer melancholy neatly wrapped up... -
Creativity In The COVID-19 Age: An Interview With Kush K
When you’re dealing with an on-the-road band that plays a lot of shows, and they’re super... -
Beneath The Glitter And Gloss: An Interview With True
When you say that something is artificial, it’s usually another way of saying that it’s fake...
Recent Reviews
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Legends Can Still Dunk: Hum’s Inlet
It’s comforting to know that legends can still dunk. It’s exhilarating to know that they can... -
The Brave Little Glow That Wouldn’t Go Out – A Few Words About The Distractions’ 1980 Debut
Back in 2011 when Alex invited me to write for Stereo Embers, a handshake agreement was... -
An Electrical Storm on a Desert Island: Ed Kuepper’s Enduring Solo Debut
Hard to believe as it is, Ed Kuepper’s Electrical Storm album hit shelves 35 years ago.... -
QUARANTINE AGE KICKS, Vol. 4 – “The Distance” by Nick Kizirnis
Feeling both ahead and behind a schedule that in large part doesn’t even exist – for... -
QUARANTINE AGE KICKS, Vol. 3 – “When I was a writer” by Matt Wilson & His Orchestra
Feeling both ahead and behind a schedule that in large part doesn’t even exist – for... -
Quarantine Age Kicks, Vol. 2 – “Reeling” by Stutter Steps
Feeling both ahead and behind a schedule that in large part doesn’t even exist – for...
Entertainment News
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Drummer Joe Porcaro Has Died
Joe Porcaro has died. The legendary Connecticut-born drummer was 90. Considered to be one of the... -
Legends Can Still Dunk: Hum’s Inlet
It’s comforting to know that legends can still dunk. It’s exhilarating to know that they can... -
Doves To Release More New Music: “Prisoners” Out July 9
The beloved Cheshire band Doves are following up their comeback single “Carousels” with another track called...