Stereolab Spool Of Collusion

This 1999 long-player from Stereolab featuring a cast of thousands (or thereabouts), you'll notice Jim O'Rourke, The High Llamas' Sean O'Hagan, Tortoise...

This was their fifth album and features lush lounge and jazz textures, it showcases the band's most complex set of rhythms yet. Stereolab is aided by members...

In 1994, the 'lounge' revival was just barely getting underway, but much of Mars Audiac Quintet incorporated loungy elements, from the Peter Gunn twang...

Remastered and reissued from the original tapes. Classic Stereolab album. Includes fold-out poster insert with lyrics and sleevenotes from Laetitia Sadier...

Remastered and reissued from the original tapes. Classic Stereolab album, Sound-Dust. Includes fold-out poster insert with lyrics and sleevenotes from...

Stereolab's classic 1997 LP, remastered and reissued in this expanded edition.

Aluminum Tunes was released in 1998 via Stereolab's Duophonic Ultra High Frequency Disks alongside Warp, Aluminum Tunes [Switched On Volume 3] compilation...

Lisa Germano’s landmark 1994 album, Geek The Girl, is a prescient yet unsettling listen. A record that explores themes of stalking, sexual harassment,...

Record Store Day ’25 sees Pale Saints complete their series of 30th anniversary reissues with the release of an expanded edition of their third and final...

The Moon and the Melodies is a singular record within the Cocteau Twins’ catalogue – unusually ethereal, even by their standards, and largely instrumental,...

Minneapolis-raised artist Jeremy Nutzman, the brainchild behind Velvet Negroni, announces details of a second album, ‘Bulli’. Created during a particularly...

The South London-based group’s first studio album, recorded in just two weeks with producer John Parish at the iconic Rockfield Studios, became a huge...

Matthew Hemerlein, the man behind Lo-Fang, is classically trained in violin, cello, bass, piano and guitar. He performs all of the instruments on his debut...