Grade A Translucent – “Inner Sunset” by The Paul & John
Put two songsmiths with deep pedigrees in a room together on and off for three years...
Author: Dave Cantrell
Oz Rising – The Sixty-Six Best New Australian Bands (part 1)
For a land so far away from, well, pretty much everywhere, Australia was a major player...
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Jamming the New Econo – il sogno marinaio’s “canto secondo” [with exclusive debut of the album’s second video!]
(Band photo credit: Hiyori Minato) Sometimes these connections get made that couldn’t have been predicted had...
The 21 Non-English Speaking (original) Post-Punk Bands You Probably Never Heard Of
Continuing what’s become something of a vaunted tradition around here at Stereo Embers (see here, here,...
Chicago Alleys Through Dry Arroyos – Karen Haglof’s “Western Holiday”
The city/desert divide/mesh is evident straight off on former Band of Susans guitarist Karen Haglof’s new...
The Metallic Human Quintessence – Chrome’s new “Feel It Like A Scientist”
One wonders, one marvels, one concludes that the guy simply must be bursting with it. That...
Shadowed, Ecstatic – The Silence Kit’s “Watershed” (w/brand new video!)
Is ‘post-punk americana’ possible? The earlier examples of the Blasters/X axis, the Gun Club, and Meat...
A Great Yearn Under Gummy Skies – The Bastards of Fate’s “Vampires Are Real and Palpable”
First things first here, the band. Believe me, they deserve massive credit and deserve it up...
Contained, Intelligent Rage – Arctic Flowers’ “Weaver”
Arctic Flowers know a number of things. The Portland band know that a contained rage is...
Buzz-Pop For A New Generation – Alvvays’ Brimming Debut
The trilling plethora of young female-fronted, melodic rock pop bands with a fizz-bright profile presents a...