Aquarium Drunkard — Rob Mazurek is building a life’s work. Coming up in the Chicago free music scene, the cornet player and composer has made pioneering music alongside his peers, including Tortoise, Jim O’Rourke, Stereolab, and Jeff Parker, and collaborated with ja... more info

DrownedInSound — Sanae Yamada of Moon Duo revels in the glory of Stereolab's masterpiece more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Brooklyn's Operator Music Band make motorik, analogue-synth noise rock that is probably the closest this city comes to Stereolab in 2017. Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — UK quartet Novella released their new album Change of State earlier in February via Synderlin, which continues their trek though hazy, motorik territory. (Fans of early Stereolab and late-'80s 4AD, take note.) The band made the album in a Victor... more info

Core News — “Iggy returns with a sonic cocktail to kick the weekend off. This week he has tracks by Stereolab, Chuck Berry, Noveller and Destruction Unit. Iggy’s musical legacy has inspired and energised rock and roll’s alternative spirit since the late Si... more info

Stereogum — The Tablets are Liz Godoy and Brenden Beu, a musical duo from San Diego now operating out of Brooklyn. They make a darkly noisy hybrid of girl-group pop and new wave, like Stereolab trying to write a Royal Trux song and landing on some alternate-univ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The onetime Stereolab singer dives back into groop activity. Continue reading… more info

Stereogum — Laetitia Sadier used to be one of the two people at the heart of Stereolab, and she's stayed busy ever since that group ended. Sadier released two solo albums in 2014, and now she's followed them up by forming a new group called the Laetitia Sadier S... more info

Nialler9 — Six years after the release of their debut album which drew favourable reviews and comparisons to Stereolab and Broadcast from yours truly, the 202s returned last year with ‘Oh My My’. This month, the trio return with a new four-track EP ne... more info

Popdose — Huger slump and greater wars and a shallower recovery? What’s THAT supposed to mean? Stereolab may be the quintessential 90s band, and yet they may have arrived both too late and too early. That’s OK. This was a band that dwelled in contradiction... more info