Stereolab have shared two new s.” They were previously released as a tour-only single, but were posted online last Friday with little fanfare and no press release, so much so that I only found out ...

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Stereolab have been back in action since 2019, with many tours and reissues of their vast catalog, but there’s been no hint of new music. Till today. In the band’s latest missive from their “Lab ...

Stereolab ‘s 2022 North American tour rolled into NYC on Monday night (10/10) for the band’s first of two shows at Brooklyn Steel. Having caught the opening night of the tour in Nashville back in ...

Chances are you weren't expecting to get a new album from Stereolab this year. The much beloved avant-pop group hasn't released any new music in 15 years. But they recently lit up the Stereolab ...

European legacy bands don’t often perform in secondary markets on North American tours. As someone who lives in central Virginia I can attest that when looking at newly announced tour dates of bands ...

While their September 16 concert at the Miami Beach Bandshell is Stereolab’s first-ever headlining show in Miami, you might be surprised to learn this is not the avant-pop group’s debut performance in ...

For those who lived through the era, Stereolab offered a portal into another ’90s—an alternative to the alternative. Post-Nirvana grunge may have been the defining sound of the decade’s rock, but ...

Lætitia Sadier is hardly unaware of the perilous and perturbed world in which we live. And she knows there’s a lot of pessimism out there concerning the future. “I think there is a general cultural ...

Whenever a new Stereolab record comes out, I wonder whether it'll sound like the later, off-kilter, twee-era Stereolab or the band's earlier, krautrock-ish two-chord sound, which may not have been ...