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Articles tagged "stereolab" Events ReviewStereolabby Tyler Wilcox[12.Nov.08] :. In concert, Stereolab’s songs really came alive, providing proof that the band remains one of the most reliable live acts around.  Music ReviewStereolab: Chemical Chordsby Cole Stryker[18.Aug.08] :. Chemical Chords is a cute summer record, one that’s almost as easy to forget as it is to digest.  Music ReviewStereolab: Serene Velocity: A Stereolab Anthologyby Dave Heaton[20.Sep.06] :. Stereolab's discography is a maze, and this is meant as a guidebook. But it's missing a few pages, at least.  Music ReviewStereolab: Fab Four Sutureby Dave Heaton[3.Mar.06] :. Like all their best recordings, this sounds both like a ‘typical Stereolab album’ and like nothing they've done before.  Music ReviewStereolab: Kybernetická Babicka EPby Michael Franco[16.Sep.05] :. Stereolab add three new singles to their already mind-boggling discography. Obsessive-compulsive fans get ready -- they're on vinyl!"  Music ReviewStereolab: Oscillons from the Anti-Sunby Michael Franco[20.May.05] :. Any Stereolab fan knows that the band's sound has morphed a million times, each time bringing in and incorporating more styles. This box set not only shows the band's mastery of these various styles, but also the stylish aplomb they radiate while creating pop treats. Stereolab: Margerine Eclipseby Jason Korenkiewicz[11.Feb.04] :. Few bands in the canon of rock music can argue to be as inimitable as Stereolab. In a society that rewards artists for their assimilation to the styles and sounds of others, it is rare to find an act... Stereolab: Sound-Dustby Dave Heaton[27.Aug.01] :. By now, after eight albums and a hard-to-map path of singles and EPs, Stereolab has written their own musical language. It’s one built in part, as critics love to point out, on the 1970s genre... Stereolab: The First of the Microbe Huntersby Matt ByrnieStereolab is, at its core, a charming couple making sweet, campy pop that serves as an equally appropriate soundtrack for European car commercials and art student make-out sessions. Between the... Stereolab, Cobra and Phases Group Play Voltage In the Milky Nightby Sarah ZupkoStereolab did almost the unthinkable—the band took a break. It’s been two years since Dots and Loops, but the hiatus has done nothing to warm up Stereolab’s ice-cool sound.... |
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