Stereophonics
Keep Calm and Carry on

After the release of their 1997 debut Word Gets Around, Welsh rock band Stereophonics found massive success in the UK. Like a lot of British rock ban...

Stereophonics have always had a sound more fit for stadiumrock than indie-club, and while they have achieved that level of success intheir native U.K....

When Stereophonics released their official Best Of 'A Decade In The Sun' last year, we were sort of expecting it to be their swan song, their letter g...

The Stereophonics initially emerged at the tail end of Britpop as promising upstarts, soon to seemingly follow a career trajectory towards less inspir...

“My smile is stuck. I cannot go back t’ yer Frownland. My spirit’s made up of the ocean and the sky n’ the sun n’ the moon n’ all my eye can see. I ca...

The gruff Welsh rockers present more dreary, run of the mill guitar rock tunes on album number seven, with a handful of redeeming moments preventing i...

Possibly the first name that springs to mind when one thinks of no nonsense Britrock - usually in a negative light - Stereophonics are a curious group...

Some people really do themselves no favours. Take the Stereophonics for example, long time subjects of ridicule and adversity due in no small part to ...

Stereophonics: in recent years the name has become almost a dirty word. MOR. Radio Two. Drive- time dad-rock. The associations frequently made all poi...

Stereophonics are back, and with an album title as safe as Keep Calm And Carry On, they're not about to surprise. It seems Kelly Jones and company ha...