Time Doesn’t Really Survive – Deerhoof’s “La Isla Bonita”
Killing time even as they mark it, Deerhoof returns with a record so strong it drives...
Author: Dave Cantrell
Intimacy and Ecstasy Meet at the New Funk Junction – Caribou’s “Our Love”
Years ago when we were still young-ish and subject to such spontaneity, my now-wife decided we...
Our Fortunate Fate – The Stereo Embers exclusive interview with Matthew Edwards
We’ll just say this upfront. There are few so-called singer-songwriter albums that approach the level of sublime as...
Sophisticated, Emotional, Precise – Matthew Edwards and the Unfortunates’ “The Fates”
Consider some lyrics: I think things were better before the accident I think things were...
Stereo Embers Track of the Day: “Straight” by A Place To Bury Strangers
A Place To Bury Strangers have released a new single and you want to hear it...
@&*#%!!! the ‘Dunedin Sound,’ Let’s Dig the Sound of Dunedin NOW!
Not so much stepping as kicking their way out of ‘those’ shadows, Dunedin’s new breed make...
Stereo Embers Single of the Week – “This Is Pop” by Latimer House
Having missed a golden popportunity, Stereo Embers finally makes it to Prague to find out what’s currently...
The Hinge of Malice Still Squeaks – The Re-Issue of Peter Jefferies’ “Electricity”
Sounding at times like a hot-wired cross between Kevin Ayers and Tiny Tim, this is electrified...
Ruthann Friedman – Walking Down the Streets of “Chinatown”
Forty-four years after her last album (1970’s Constant Companion), Ruthann Friedman, author most notably of the...
Stereo Embers’ November Playlist – 21 Tracks We Just Can’t Shake
As arctic vortexes drop down over the northern border and daylight diminishes in one’s own vapored...