Stereolab - Instant Holograms on Metal Film review: 'insurrectionist pop thrills' - 5/5 Stereolab return with their first ...

Anglo-French indie legends Stereolab are back with their first album in 15 years, Instant Holograms on Metal Film. It blends jazz, shoegaze and more.

The numbing is not working any more,” intones Laetitia Sadier, articulating the current sense that everything has ceased to ...

Stereolab mine the retrofuturistic dreams of late 70s and early 80s synthpop, resulting in a meticulously crafted, cinematic ...

Billy Strings' musical journey came full circle as death metal band Cryptopsy recruited him to play on an upcoming reissue.

True to the band’s no-nonsense moniker, listening to Speed is the quickest way to get your adrenal glands firing, priming ...

Stereolab always walked a knife edge between deadly serious and dead silly. Their sound was constructed around the sort of reference points – French, German and Brazilian psychedelia, Radiophonic ...

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The band returns from a long hiatus with its 11th studio album, a tuneful yet intricate record that ping-pongs from one style ...

Mickey Melchiondo Jr, better known to you and me as Dean Ween, is one half of the gloriously unhinged musical experiment known as Ween.

Def Leppard’s pop metal masterpiece 'Hysteria' tested the limits of the compact disc and became a futuristic-sounding rock album.

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