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Stereoboard Talk To The Candlepark Stars About The New Album, Inspiration & What The Future Holds
LA based film and television composer Kerry Muzzey returns with 'Take Care and Safe Home', his sixth outing under the moniker The Candlepark Stars. Seen by Muzzey as the last of a three album arc that began with last years 'All the Little Things' and continued with the beautiful 'We Give and We Get', the new album is yet another blissful collection of cinematic post rock. Stereoboard recently caught up with the very talented composer to find out more about the new album, its inspiration and what the future holds for The Candlepark Stars.
Written by: Patrick Gormley | Date: Tuesday, 07 August 2012
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The Best Of Modern British Music (Olympic Opening Ceremony Feature)
One thing the Olympics sought to do in its opening ceremony was celebrate some of the biggest hits and acts in Britain's history, and that in itself proved pretty nostalgic. But a country's musical credit is not all based on its heritage and classics, it's also about the new breed of bands and musicians who are continuing the legacy.
Written by: Heather McDaid | Date: Thursday, 02 August 2012
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Best Of British: Where Were The Classics? (2012 London Olympics Opening Ceremony Feature)
Though the Olympics did a relatively good job in soundtracking the history and evolution of British music, it's unsurprising that some of the classics had to be left out. As more of a rock 'n' roller, the real big names that spring to mind are of an alternative nature, but there are some longstanding names in British music who weren't recognised in the list. And, since I'm sure Morrissey is crying in a corner somewhere, this is for you guys...
Written by: Heather McDaid | Date: Tuesday, 31 July 2012
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Best Of British: The Olympic Playlist (2012 London Olympics Opening Ceremony Feature)
With all eyes focussed on London on the evening of July 27th, they had to pull out a blinder to celebrate all that was British and then some. Love it or loathe it, the ceremony caused laughter and smiles to millions and was soundtracked by some of the country's most iconic songs. But what was deemed worthy enough to represent our musical history as we put on the biggest show on earth for one night only?
Written by: Heather McDaid | Date: Monday, 30 July 2012
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Tour Of The Week - Elbow - Tickets On Sale Now
Following the announcement of the release of their anticipated B-sides album 'Dead In The Boot', Elbow have confirmed dates for a UK arena tour in November and December. Elbow Tickets are ON SALE NOW.
Written by: Jon Stickler | Date: Monday, 30 July 2012
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My Chemical Romance: Three Cheers For Ten Years (My Chemical Romance Feature)
Everyone seems to have a band that really provoked your love of music, and for me that band - gulp - is My Chemical Romance. I am aware of the stigmas, the opinions, the tags that go along with them, yet I'm not alone in this sentiment. So as today - July 23rd 2012 - marks the 10th anniversary of their debut record 'I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love', I thought it seemed the best time to ramble aimlessly about what made them so important and the transformations they've undergone in the last ten years. If anyone cares about my opinion...
Written by: Heather McDaid | Date: Monday, 23 July 2012
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Tour Of The Week - Evanescence - Tickets On Sale Now
Grammy Award winning rock band Evanescence have announced their return to the UK for the first time since their brief visit in November 2011. Evanescence Tickets are ON SALE NOW.
Written by: Jon Stickler | Date: Monday, 23 July 2012
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Tour Of The Week - Band Of Horses - Tickets On Sale Now
American indie-rockers Band of Horses have announced their UK return, confirming a tour for November. The new run of live shows will come following the release of the band’s fourth studio album 'Mirage Rock,' set for release on Monday 17th September. Band Of Horses Tickets are ON SALE NOW.
Written by: Jon Stickler | Date: Friday, 13 July 2012
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Newton Faulkner Reveals His Favourite YouTube Videos (Newton Faulkner Feature)
Five years since he stepped into the music spotlight with acclaimed debut album 'Hand Built By Robots', Newton Faulkner has released his new album ‘Write It On Your Skin’. Now, nearly three years since the release of his second album ‘Rebuilt by Humans', Newton Faulkner hopes to continue his success built upon singles such as ‘Dream Catch Me,' with a new batch of songs on what will be his third studio offering.
Written by: Jon Stickler | Date: Thursday, 12 July 2012
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Gone Commercial: Rock Stars Appearing In TV Advertisements (Sex Pistols, Slash, Motorhead Feature)
The notion of getting a celebrity to advertise your product to draw more attention isn't a new one, but there's certainly something extra to be gained from creating something weird. Metal lords promoting butter? Shock rockers promoting family hotels? While Katy Perry and Avril Lavigne appearing in spot commercials stick in your mind for the next few minutes, it's the weird and wonderful that stand out long-term.
Written by: Heather McDaid | Date: Tuesday, 03 July 2012
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Stereoboard Look At Positives & Negatives Of Festivals & The Great British Summer (Festival Feature)
Hosting festivals across the summer is no coincidence. It's just a given that we'd rather spend days watching bands in the glorious sunshine as opposed to in the midst of a snowy winter. But that's not how nature works. "Oh, T in the Park's this weekend? Best make sure the sun's out." As a UK resident, we understand the unpredictability of our weather and that's probably a fair explanation as to why we always take wellies to festivals... just in case.
Written by: Heather McDaid | Date: Tuesday, 03 July 2012
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Tour Of The Week - The Gaslight Anthem - Tickets On Sale Now
Following their triumphant return to the UK at their sold out show at KOKO - The Gaslight Anthem have announced a run of UK tour dates this Autumn. The shows are the first in support of their anticipated fourth album, 'Handwritten', out July 23rd on Mercury Records. The Gaslight Anthem Tickets are ON SALE NOW.
Written by: Jon Stickler | Date: Friday, 29 June 2012
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Tradegy At Music Festivals & Concerts (Radiohead, Guns N' Roses, The Who, Slipknot, Pantera Feature)
For many, going to shows is a staple hobby, a place for fun and revelling in your love of music. Music has an ability to unite people like little else can, yet we forget that everything in life has an element of risk and danger. A stark reminder of this came at Radiohead's recent Toronto show as the stage collapsed, killing a member of crew. Sadly this isn't the first fatal incident at a show, and sadly it won't likely be the last.
Written by: Heather McDaid | Date: Friday, 29 June 2012
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Stereoboard Talk To Daniel Powter Ahead Of The Release Of Comeback Album 'Turn On The Lights'
Grammy nominated singer-songwriter Daniel Powter has announced his return to the international music scene with his brand new album ‘Turn On The Lights’ on 16th July. Kicking off with lead single ‘Cupid’, also release on 16th July, it’s obvious that Canadian born Powter is an artist reenergized. Check out what Daniel had to say when Stereoboard caught up with him earlier this week.
Written by: Heather McDaid | Date: Tuesday, 26 June 2012
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