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Guts and Nerve: Jon Spencer Live In New York
Jon Spencer is one of the most undeniable forces in rock and roll. The singer/songwriter opened... -
The Pace of Dream and the Wonder of Reverb Therein – The Finally-Released Post-Punk Classic “A Gentle Collapsing” from Remnant Three
In synchronous Stereo Embers style, we come to you at the very outset of a new...
Music News
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Morrissey To Close Out 2024 With Three Shows In L.A.
November may have spawned a monster, but December has spawned three opportunities to see Morrissey play... -
The Chills’ Final Album Spring Board Out In February
The Chills’ final album will be out in early 2025. Dubbed Spring Board: The Early Unrecorded... -
My Bloody Valentine Announce Sole Live Date For 2025
The legendary My Bloody Valentine have announced via Instagram one date for 2025 and though it’s... -
Fishbone In The Studio Working On New LP
Photo by Geoff Tischman News has come from the Fishbone camp that the legendary ska band... -
Wilco Reissue Of A Ghost Is Born To Contain 65 Unreleased Tracks
Photo by Geoff Tischman The upcoming deluxe 20th anniversary reissue of Wilco’s A Ghost Is Born... -
Primus Post Job Opening For Full-Time Drummer
Primus are looking for a drummer. Longtime Primus drummer Tim “Herb” Alexander quit the band a...
Track of the Day
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Stereo Embers’ TRACK OF THE DAY: Matthew Edwards’ “Fireworks”
Nostalgia is a tricky friend; with a skip in its step, it gleefully leads you down... -
Stereo Embers’ TRACK OF THE DAY: John Douglas’ “Johnsburgh, Illinois”
John Douglas has been quietly racing towards the end of 2024 riding a discernible winning streak.... -
Stereo Embers’ TRACK OF THE DAY: Chris Simmons’ “A Cold December”
“I heard the bells on Christmas Day/Their old, familiar carols play,” Longfellow once wrote. Indeed, there... -
Stereo Embers’ TRACK OF THE DAY: Matthew Nowhere’s “Love Is Only What We Are”
Sometimes the best surprises come from out of nowhere. That couldn’t be more apt when it... -
STEREO EMBERS TRACK OF THE DAY – “Made of Rain” from Beauty In Chaos featuring Ashton Nyte
Collaborations are often tricky things, depending as they do on that rather devilish commodity ‘chemistry,’ which,... -
Stereo Embers’ TRACK OF THE DAY: Milo Binder’s “I Should Be Your Man”
Let’s get the time thing out of the way. When Milo Binder’s debut album came out... -
STEREO EMBERS SINGLE/VIDEO PREMEIRE – “The Calling” from Kato Hideki and Bonner Kramer off Upcoming LP ‘The Walk’
If we’re honest with ourselves, we’ll admit that those things that move us the most, reach... -
STEREO EMBERS TRACK/VIDEO OF THE DAY – “Wheeling” from Mansfield Ohio’s Big Bend
When I first heard The Blue Nile I marveled in a way I’d never marveled before.... -
STEREO EMBERS VIDEO PREMIERE – “Take This Love” from Portland Band Sun Atoms
So, ha! This is kind of funny. The writer, with his wife and dog, leaves his... -
STEREO EMBERS SINGLE PREMIERE & EXCLUSIVE LP ANNOUNCEMENT – “Alchemical Connection” from Ambient Psych Composer Alex Henry Foster’s New Album ‘A Measure of Shape and Sounds’
Redolent of dawn in all its awakening complexity – it is, in fact, nearly impossible to...
Interviews
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STEREO EMBERS ALBUM PREMIER – “Contenders” from Great Lakes, including a Track-by-Track Breakdown from Founder Ben Crum
Some songwriters’ aim is so true you have to wonder as to the origin of their... -
Retro Synthwave For The Spectacular Now: An Interview with LAU
LAU is somewhat of an underground synthwave/retrowave legend online, garnering quite a bit of attention over... -
STEREO EMBERS EXCLUSIVE PREMIER w/INTERVIEW – “Coalescence” the New Single/Title Track from Cold Weather Company’s Upcoming Fourth Album
New Jersey residents Brian Curry, Jeff Petescia and Steve Shimchick, dba Cold Weather Company, traffic in...
Recent Reviews
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Mayhem and Beauty – Self-Produced New Album “Bound” from Luna Honey
How often do we say ‘holy shit!’ to ourselves, in the way, that is, that signals... -
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Trust and Innocence – A Two-Fer Review [The Innocence Mission’s “midwinter swimmers” & Trust Fund’s “Has It Been A While?”]
Oh, does it never end? On the mildly disturbing regular, albums drop out of the sky... -
Nothing But Gold: Tuff Sunshine’s Vanity Matrix
Tuff Sunshine’s Johnny Leitera has always been a bit of a linguistic force. It’s hard to... -
A Deft Unfurlingness Building on Itself – “Down To The Marshes” from David Lance Callahan
If you’re avid about this noise we love and are lucky enough to survive through five... -
An Unforced Certainty and Grace – “Earthbound” from The Old Ceremony
There’s a calculated anticipation that precedes hitting ‘play’ on a new album from a band you’ve... -
Emphaticness and Yearning – Propaganda Return With New Self-Titled Album
Yes, we’re a fickle lot, us fans, but we also tend to be, due the joy...
Entertainment News
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STEREO EMBERS EXCLUSIVE ALBUM PREMIERE w/TRACK-BY-TRACK FROM THE ARTIST – “Silhouette” from Outsider Singer/Songwriter Eliot Eidelman
It’s always a particularly unique pleasure for us here at SEM to offer our readers a... -
Guts and Nerve: Jon Spencer Live In New York
Jon Spencer is one of the most undeniable forces in rock and roll. The singer/songwriter opened... -
The Pace of Dream and the Wonder of Reverb Therein – The Finally-Released Post-Punk Classic “A Gentle Collapsing” from Remnant Three
In synchronous Stereo Embers style, we come to you at the very outset of a new...