Stereolab were active from 1990 to 2009 — but really, there were two different Stereolabs. The first Stereolab existed until around the mid-'90s, and was heavily indebted to Neu!'s one-chord Krautrock ...

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Stereolab officially kick off their first tour in over a decade on Thursday in Brussels, but are warming up for it with two shows at 140 capacity Ramsgate Music Hall in Ramsgate, England. The first of ...

With a sound so omnivorous and open to influences that span decades and styles, Stereolab have carved one of the more intriguing and rewarding catalogs of the past 15 years; their new horn-laded album ...

The post Stereolab Announce Sprawling 2025 Tour, Vinyl Album Reissues appeared first on Consequence. Stereolab have announced a massive 2025 world tour taking place throughout the summer and fall.

As Repeater Books’ Post Punk Then And Now describes, the conditions were highly fertile in the early 1980s for radical politics to be expressed through DIY bands. Higher education was fully state ...

“John Cage Bubblegum” isn’t just the name of a Stereolab song. It’s a catchphrase-worthy encapsulation of what makes the band great. Formed by Tim Gane and Laetitia Sadier in 1990, the group have long ...

When Stereolab announced an indefinite hiatus in 2009 (which is still in effect), the British act's members also promised to release outtakes from the recording session that yielded its last full al… ...

Any moment is an excellent one for new music from the long-running retro-avant pop band Stereolab, but Instant Holograms on Metal Film, Stereolab’s first full-length since 2010’s Not Music, is ...

Stereolab multi-instrumentalist Mary Hansen died Monday after she was hit by a car in a London bicycling accident. Hansen, a native of Brisbane, Australia, joined the band a year after its 1991… By ...