Guardian Music — An appeal for songs that came out of a love for written verse brought out the best in our readers, just as the poetry clearly did for these musicians in the first placeIt's a sure sign a songwriter has progressed into the canon when an academic deems... more info

Stereogum — Serena-Maneesh’s “D.I.W.S.W.T.T.D.” sorta sounds like Stereolab in its original form: This remix of the S-M 2: Abyss In B Minor track picks up on that, brings it home. Stereolab’s reclamation appears on the first of a series of limited-editio... more info

Totally Fuzzy — strahinja said... PERCY SLEDGE – The Essential Collection NEIL YOUNG – Rust Never Sleeps PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC – Are You Ready CHEAP TRICK – At Budokan RARE EARTH – Fil Your Head MICHAEL JACKSON – Off The Wall ERIC BURDON – Startrack ... more info

Altsounds — Over the Summer of 2007 Stereolab reconvened at Instant Zero, their studio in Bordeaux to record 32 luminous new songs which would become two distinct albums - 2008's Chemical Chords and their new release, Not Music. The recordings began when Tim ... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Mr. Jones said... Today 30 Days Out celebrates our friends from across the Big Pond: we're playing singles from U.K. rockers including Andy Fairweather Low, Al Stewart, Tim Curry, Marianne Faithfull and perhaps the most controversial single ever rele... more info

Silent Uproar — Stereolab will release a new album, Not Music, through Drag City on November 16th. The album was recorded during the sessions for 2008's Chemical Chords. The band, however, is still on hiatus. [dragcity.com] more info

NME — 'Not Music' is due out on November 16 more info

Addict Music — One of John Peel’s favourite bands, Stereolab, are set to release their twelth album, ‘Not Music’, through Duophonic UHF Diskson November 16th 201. Over the Summer of 2007 Stereolab reconvened at Instant Zero, their studio in Bordeaux to rec... more info

The Music Fix — New album promised for November. more info

Altsounds — The legendary German group NEU! released only 3 albums between 1972 and 1975, but these albums had an influence wildly disproportionate to their modest commercial success; praised by and influential to David Bowie, Hawkwind, Iggy Pop, DEVO, Sonic ... more info