0 January 17, 2021 A Blessing Beyond Reckoning – The Palace of Tears’ Debut Full-Length “Of Ruination” Well, you’ve gotta give us this: when we miss, we miss. Though it was painstakingly acknowledged...
0 December 22, 2020 QUARANTINE AGE KICKS Vol. 8 – “Another World” by The Flat Five & “Thunderclouds” by Louis Philippe & The Night Mail The Flat Five “Another World” on Pravda Records (released November 13th, 2020) Let’s make this brief....
0 December 1, 2020 Delightfully Out On A Limb of Their Own – Celebrating the Newly-Remastered Sound of Love Tractor’s Eponymous 1982 Debut If it weren’t for the fact that I’ve just recently renounced that most vaunted of music...
0 November 29, 2020 Chiming Amongst the Melancholy – The Career-Topping “Fromthing Somethat” by the black watch We refuse to engage anew in the John Andrew Fredrick ‘prolificness’ factor this go-round but suffice...
0 November 19, 2020 STEREO EMBERS EXCLUSIVE PREMIER – The “Satsuma EP” from NY’s sly indie-pop maestros Life In A Blender Before we go any further, for those of you unfamiliar with Life In A Blender that...
0 November 13, 2020 The Poetry of Existence – Christian Kjellvander’s “About Love And Loving Again” Having discovered the brooding, at times intimately explosive intensity of Christian Kjellvander when the good people...
0 November 13, 2020 STEREO EMBERS PREMIER ALBUM STREAM – Pedal Steel Extraordinaire Spencer Cullum’s Debut Solo Album “Coin Collection” Imagine for a moment that ‘Scene’ we all know so well, defined by a deeply adventurous...
0 November 1, 2020 Built on the Scaffold of Epiphany – “Doubtlands” by Mt. Doubt [editor’s note: This piece was intended to be included as part of the most recent (vol....
0 October 29, 2020 QUARANTINE AGE KICKS Vol. 7 – “Winter Clothes” by Brian Cullman & “The Book of Strongman” by Dennis Davison Brian Cullman “Winter Clothes” on Sunnyside Communications (released September 11th, 2020) Artistic alliances, especially of the...
0 October 11, 2020 Hope’s Refusal to be Abandoned – “The First Song of the Revolution” from Matthew Edwards and the Futurists Despite the utter shiteness for which 2020 will forever be remembered, music, as it has always...