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Stereolab have announced the next instalment of their Switched On compilation series. The band will share Pulse of the Early Brain (Switched...
Stereolab's Laetitia Sadier has returned with a new solo single. "New Moon" marks the artist's first release since 2017, and you can hear it...
Zara Hedderman , February 25th, 2021 09:17 The fourth volume of Stereolab's Switched On series gathers together deep cuts from 1999 - 2008 revealing a band whose joyfulness and ingenuity persistently wrongfooted the critics, finds Zara Hedderman Photo by David Cowland The year is 1999. Teen pop stars Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera rule the airwaves with their respective debut releases, having re-emerged from the embers of the Mickey Mouse Club. Competing for chart positions and radio-play were artists with a toe dipped in the mainstream who continued to eschew conformity with their LPs...
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7 Just months after the release of their 1992 debut full-length, Peng!, Stereolab were already collecting odds and ends, collecting early 7-inches and EPs for their Switched On compilation. Over the next six years, the eclectic avant-pop band would put out two more highly-regarded and beloved additions to their Switched On series, proving that they were utterly incapable of putting out bad music during the '90s. Electrically Possessed [Switched On Volume 4], picks up from where 1998's Aluminum Tunes [Switched On Volume 3] left off. Covering Stereolab's least-celebrated era, the 25-track, ...