Pure Power: An Interview with Steve Brooks of Torche
Tomorrow – February 24, 2015 – Torche is set to release Restarter, their fifth album and...
Author: Paul Gleason
Anton Corbijn, U2, Echo & The Bunnymen, and Depeche Mode in the Reagan Zeitgeist
In 1987, minimalism, in the person of Dutch photographer and video director Anton Corbijn, challenged extravagance....
Available Now on Netflix: David Lynch Re-Imagines Duran Duran
The director of such classic surrealist films as Eraserhead, Blue Velvet, Mulholland Drive, Lost Highway, and...
SEM Favorite Michelly Cordova to Launch New Video on Friday, February 20
The soulful Michelly Cordova is set to release a new video for the track, “Love Is...
80’s Post-Punk And The Byronic Hero
When the British poet Lord Byron published the first two cantos of his narrative poem, Childe...
Pysch Romanticism: An Essay on Rishi Dhir, Elephant Stone, and The Three Poisons
Just for a few moments, forget the term “psych rock.” Embrace, instead, Romanticism – especially in...
“No Medicine for Regret”: Mogwai’s Music Industry 1. Fitness Industry 2.
Few bands can lay claim to Mogwai’s ability to seamlessly blend innovation and consistency of quality....
Stereo Embers’ Top 40 Albums of 2014
“Last year I went fishing with Salvador Dali,” the comedian Steven Wright once joked. “He was...
Bruce Among the “Big Four” in 1984: Alan Light Discusses Springsteen in His New Book on Prince, “Let’s Go Crazy”
Today (December 9, 2014), Alan Light’s new book – Let’s Go Crazy: Prince and the Making...
“That’s the kind of artist we’re dealing with here”: Stereo Embers Interviews Alan Light, the Author of “Let’s Go Crazy: Prince and the Making of ‘Purple Rain'”
One of our foremost music critics, Alan Light was a senior editor at Rolling Stone, founding...