Stereo Embers ALBUM TRACK PREMIER – CHRIS ROBLEY’S “Evangeline”
A heartfelt, swaying outlook on mature but still eternal love, Chris Robley’s early track from his...
Author: Dave Cantrell
A Marvel of Disjointed Unity – The Triumpant Return of the Pop Group’s “For How Much Longer Do We Tolerate Mass Murder?”
One of the advantages – one might even say blessings – of living without the internet...
Stereo Embers TRACK OF THE DAY – “Still Life” by Oz duo Fountaineer
Rising up out of the tiny town of Bendigo, Australia (approx. 50 miles north of Melbourne),...
Stereo Embers Magazine wishes you all a HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY with the romantic and timeless “Will You Marry Me” from Sultans of String
Neatly following on from our recent review of their 2016 release Subcontinental Drift, Valentine’s Day offers...
Magic That Works – The Multiple Cat’s “Intricate Maps”
Patrick Stolley wastes no time. Returning again in his guise as The Multiple Cat, the Davenport,...
LIGHTNING STRIKES – Quick but essential reviews for the discerning listener
Month two means issue two of our occasional series Lightning Strikes, giving us once again ample...
Stereo Embers EXCLUSIVE Preview – “Stone Angels” from Edward Rogers’ upcoming album Glass Marbles
Sounding not a little like Lou Reed with a Byrds fixation (which is to say sounding...
Spartan, Emphatic – Ed Kuepper’s “Lost Cities”
A pavane (pronounced PA-vin and often spelled without the silent ‘e’) was a slow processional dance...
A Case of Scarlet Fever You’re Going to WANT to Catch – Escarlatina Obsessiva’s “Drusba”
There are at least a handful of things about Escarlatina Obsessiva that surprise. One is their...
LIGHTNING STRIKES – Quick but essential reviews for the discerning listener
Continuing the clearance of the many late-2015 releases that didn’t make the calendar deadline, we present...