Brooklyn Vegan — Former Stereolab singer Laetitia Sadier will be touring later this year, kicking off her East-West-and-back trek in NYC at Baby's All Right on September 11. Making for an enticing double bill is Deradoorian, Angel Deradoorian's new project with her..... more info

Stereogum — While grunge was peaking, Britpop was winding down, and hip-hop was in the midst of being codified as pop’s lingua franca, Stereolab were just getting warmed up in pursuit of a throwback art-deco futurism. From their formation in 1990 to the beginn... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — Chances are Jim O’Rourke’s name is somewhere in your record collection. As a musician and producer, he’s worked with some of the most important artists and bands of the last three decades: Sonic Youth, Wilco, Bill Callahan, Stereolab, Joanna Ne... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis Chicago songwriter J. Fernandez will release his new album, Many Levels of Laughter, June 9, 2015 via Joyful Noise Recording Co. There's a motorik quality to his music that recalls American Analog Set or Stereolab, but there's... more info

Core News — “Paying tribute to the late great Mark Bell. Opening with a triplet from LFO. Also in tonights show we pay tribute John Peel in hour two who broadcast his last ever show on BBC Radio 1 ten years ago today. Vintage Peel sessions from Stereolab and C... more info

Stereogum — Earlier this summer, the ferocious Toronto noise band Greys released their debut album, If Anything. They’re about to head out on a UK/European in support of the reunited Death From Above 1979, and to help get the word out, they’ve released a cov... more info

Stereogum — Former Stereolab chanteuse Laetitia Sadier hasn’t released a new record since her 2012 solo LP, Silencio, but she’s set to deliver a pair of albums in the next few months. First up is her third solo album, titled Something Shines; then, the debut... more info

Impose Magazine — Hudson, New York's Palm has doesn't hesitate in exploring an expansive sound on their second EP, Into the Bulk. Proving that excess is not necessarily a negative quality, Palm employs a wide variety of sounds, effortlessly thwarting any attem... more info

XLR8R — Back in the summer of 1994, Mouse on Mars joined what was then the freshest indie-rock/electronic-pop crossover hub of the day by releasing its debut LP, Vulvaland, via London's Too Pure. At the time, the label was home to PJ Harvey, Stereolab, ... more info

Sweeping The Nation — After a stint as part of the Mark Ronson charabanc and having watched her brother become the famous one with Toy it does seem a while since Dougall has been around but this first taste of a second album we know nothing else about yet is a fine step o... more info