increasingly droney + experimental 1999 album
One of the more drone oriented albums from the space rock powerhouse. After the success of 1997's Dots And Loops, Stereolab took a break from releasi
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arguably their best, increasingly electronic sound in 1997, ft. 'The Flower Called Nowhere'
Stereolab 's fifth studio album from 1997, and arguably their best! Their sound here had tightened up even more (read: less rock-ish) since Emperor T
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first studio album in 15 years; ft. contributions from Ben LaMar Gay + more
"Instant Holograms On Metal Film is the first Stereolab album in 15 years, featuring 13 new studio recordings. Played by Laetitia Sadier, Tim Gane, A
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first studio album in 15 years; ft. contributions from Ben LaMar Gay + more
"Instant Holograms On Metal Film is the first Stereolab album in 15 years, featuring 13 new studio recordings. Played by Laetitia Sadier, Tim Gane, A
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jazzy, upbeat + melodic 3rd album from 1994, includes 'Ping Pong'
Mars Audiac Quintet is Stereolab ’s third studio album, less of a rocker than 1993’s Transient Random-Noise Bursts , edging even closer to dreamy lou
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1993 sophomore album, more guitar-oriented than later work w/ strong krautrock influence
Remastered 2LP reissue of Stereolab 's 1993 album Transient Random-Noise Bursts With Announcements. This was "The Groop's" second album of “marxist b
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