Stereolab performed at La Zona Rosa Wednesday night. Eric Uhlir was there to take some photos. more ›

As if there wasn't enough to do this week, La Zona Rosa drops a gem in our collective laps. UK's Stereolab have spent the better part of the last twenty years curating Moog-fused pop delicacies, and as we reported earlier this year, their latest album is a meaningful step forward. more ›

Stereolab's Chemical Chords is also out today; and you can read our review here, in the event that you missed our listening party last weekend at Beauty Bar. more ›

More than fifteen years into their career, Stereolab have released their first true pop album, Chemical Chords, which all but throws out the art house once and for all and high-tails it for the house party. The London band are textbook example of 90s critical darlings who have evaded huge mainstream success but still managed to spawn millions of (similarly Moog-endowed) pretenders, most of whom lack the whimsy and experimental chops that have marked the band as happily unconventional since their first appearance in 1991 with the Super 45 EP. more ›