Stereo Embers TRACK OF THE DAY – “The Wild” from SF band Flesh World
Hailing from San Francisco but reminding us here at the SEM post-punk desk of Sweden’s Terrible...
Author: Dave Cantrell
A Work of Glowing Humility – Tom Chapin’s “70”
Folk music, broadly defined, occupies a unique place in our culture, musical and otherwise. Even as...
Embery Lane Vol. 2 – Peter Blegvad’s “King Strut and Other Stories”
Our resident archivist Dan Coffey stirs up the waters with both his background check of Peter...
SHADOWPLAY, a Post-Punk, Darkwave Overview – Alpha Waves’ “Path to Nowhere,” Kathon’s “Death Among Flowers,” PPNW label’s “Thirteen O’Clock, Volume 1” compilation
Forgetting, if you will, the fact that we’re two years too late hearing this record –...
Stereo Embers TRACK OF THE DAY – “Gertrudis, Get Through This” by Mourn
So, over at the post-punk desk, much is made of the scene blowing up in Spain,...
Stereo Embers TRACK OF THE DAY – Destruction Unit’s “If Death Ever Slept”
An intense crew, to say the least (check out our review from a couple years ago),...
Rewriting the Script – The Stereo Embers interview with Mark Burgess
Well, we gotta say, when an offer arrives out of the blue to interview one of...
Embery Lane, Vol. I: Richard Buckner’s “The Hill” (2000/2009) – Spoon River Anthology, Updated
Stereo Embers Magazine introduces a new feature today with a piece by he what suggested it,...
Stereo Embers TRACK OF THE DAY – “Miniskirt” by Braids
Described as a “hard-hitting feminist anthem,” we here at SEM can’t really improve upon that except...
No Accident – Orange Peels’ new album “Begin the Begone” be very fine indeed
Ever been in a life-altering accident? I have, a week before Christmas 1986 when an inattentive...