VIDEO PREMIERE: Sunset Stranger releases new pop-streaked cosmic country song/video

Posted on November 9, 2022 by Doubtful Sounds • Leave a comment

Melbourne songwriter Sunset Stranger (Stephen E. Stanisic) has released the results of his latest trip to Rolling Stock Recording Rooms, under the guidance of producer Myles Mumford. ‘Prometheus Blues‘, out today via Bandcamp and streaming services, is an upbeat slice of kaleidoscopic folk, country and blues that dances lightly from the speakers. Guitars and dobro … Continue reading →

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FAVOURITE AU & NZ ALBUMS 2020

Posted on December 14, 2020 by Doubtful Sounds • Leave a comment

Lists! We have a couple for you as usual as we wind down at the end of another year. I won’t rabbit on about the trials and tribulations of 2020, the good news was that the music still came down the pipeline with the same amount of quality and reward. We’ll have our overall list … Continue reading →

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VIDEO PREMIERE: Sunset Stranger – Verses Of Dirt

Posted on August 26, 2020 by Doubtful Sounds • Leave a comment

Melbourne songwriter Sunset Stranger (Stephen E. Stanisic) has a brand new single, the final one ahead of the digital, CD and limited vinyl release of his new sophomore album Your Home Town on Friday September 4th. Previously recording under the name Eddie Nuardo, Stanisic has proven he’s a consummate songwriter and player, bringing an authentic … Continue reading →

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NEW MUSIC PREMIERE: Sunset Stranger – 60 Mile Yonder

Posted on March 18, 2020 by Doubtful Sounds • Leave a comment

A few years ago we posted a track by Melbourne singer-songwriter Eddie Nuardo that really caught our ear with its lilting country sound. Now he’s back under the name Sunset Stranger, with this great track, ’60 Mile Yonder’, from his forthcoming new album. Over a soft freight train shuffle, the guitars and fiddle lead the … Continue reading →