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Oct 19, 2011
By Mark Redfern
Under the Radar is excited to announce the release of the indie music and entertainment print magazine’s 10th Anniversary Issue which hits newsstands next week. The extra-sized 10th Anniversary Issue features cover artists Joanna Newsom and Fleet Foxes’ Robin Pecknold together in an exclusive photo shoot and joint interview. Exclusive video taken during the cover shoot of Robin Pecknold and Joanna Newsom arm wrestling can be found here. More
A Conversation Between Bradford Cox and Laetitia Sadier
Oct 11, 2010
By John Everhart (Intro by and Moderated by)
Under the Radar's Fall 2010 Issue features a conversation between Deerhunter and Atlas Sound's Bradford Cox and Stereolab frontwoman Laetitia Sadier. The full transcript of the conversation is now posted on our website. More
Not Music to Feature 13 Tracks, Including Atlas Sound Remix
Aug 17, 2010
By John Everhart
Stereolab are set to release their 12th LP Not Music November 16 on Drag City in the U.S. and Duophonic in the U.K. We have the tracklisting and details. More
Frontwoman Laetitia Sadier's Solo LP Also Coming Soon
Jun 02, 2010
By John Everhart
Stereolab announced after the conclusion of the Chemical Chords tour last year that they'd be going on an indefinite hiatus. Now the dark side of the Chemical Chords sessions are due to be released as an album entitled Not Music and due on November 16 on Drag City. More
Interviews
A Conversation Between Bradford Cox and Laetitia Sadier
Oct 11, 2010
By John Everhart (Intro by and Moderated by)
Deerhunter and Atlas Sound's Bradford Cox has long professed his love for Stereolab, in particular 1999's Cobra and Phases Group Play Voltage in the Milky Night, his favorite album by the band. He went so far as to effusively explicate upon its merits on a Deerhunter blog post back in 2007. In an impassioned manner akin to the prime years of the fiery late gonzo journalist Lester Bangs, he also excoriated the publications that panned the album. More
Reviews
Nov 16, 2010
By Hays Davis
Last year, Stereolab announced that the band was taking a break to focus on other projects. Over the course of two decades they released a string of albums and singles that built a sizable following as the players developed and reworked the blueprint of their keyboard-driven pop. More
