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Sep 14, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 14, 2026 · Jeremy Blackmore

    Into a Fog Bank: Shearwater on 'The New World' and Their 'Three Bands, One Band' UK Tour - Stereoboard (opens the original)

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    For Jonathan Meiburg, completing the latest Shearwater album did not signal the usual move into a rehearsal space to prepare for a promotional tour. Instead, pursuing his ancillary career as a natural historian, Meiburg took to the high seas aboard a scientific research vessel bound for Antarctica, where the crew spent two months of perpetual daylight surveying the ocean floor, lowering cameras thousands of metres below. The awe in his voice is palpable as he describes the experience. “There are

  2. Article · Aug 19, 2026 · Jeremy Blackmore

    Shearwater - The New World (Album Review) - Stereoboard (opens the original)

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    There is a restless grandeur to Shearwater’s ‘The New World’. It’s a record that’s perpetually in motion as the band attempt to navigate a world on fire. But while frontman Jonathan Meiburg compares it to driving at top speed at night into a fog bank, it also finds solace in moments of communion with people and nature. That human connection is nowhere more apparent than the moments where the trio are joined by a host of guest musicians. The immersive music shifts from minimalist, jazz-inflected

  3. Article · Jul 24, 2026 · Jeremy Blackmore

    The Rolling Stones - Foreign Tongues (Album Review) - Stereoboard (opens the original)

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    The Rolling Stones’ late-career renaissance continues with ‘Foreign Tongues’, which draws heavily on the sound of classic albums ‘Some Girls’ and ‘Emotional Rescue’. Driven for the most part by rhythm, groove and feel, it is undoubtedly their best and most consistent album in decades. Those rhythmically agile verses are often counterbalanced by sweeter, poppier choruses as producer Andrew Watt again delivers a modern-sounding Rolling Stones record. Mick Jagger’s vocals are extraordinary. He has

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