Lætitia Sadier

Stereolab’s most recent album is 2025’s Instant Holograms on Metal Film. Five months after that album’s release, Stereolab found themselves at the storied Minneapolis music venue First Avenue, where they performed to a sold-out room filled with enthusiastic fans. Stereolab treated the energetic crowd to a rich array of songs from the new album, as well as several selections from their back catalogue, including one from their second EP, Super-Electric, released in 1991.

Anglo-French avant-pop group Stereolab, who were one of the guest curators of Le Guess Who? 2023, perform as closing act of the festival.

Pro shot concert of the group produced for French tv

Live at Chicago's Union Park, 20 Jul 2019.

DVD of the "Oscillons From The Anti-Sun" Boxset.

Shining a light on what is generally perceived as the losing side in the political and social upheavals of the past two decades, marxism today is an ongoing project that began by following the fortunes of Marxist-Leninist teachers in the former Communist East Germany. Collins’ short film marxism today (prologue) (2010) mixes contemporary interviews with the ex-teachers alongside archive material, to form the centrepiece of this exhibition, which also includes a new video in which a number of concepts central to Marxist economic analysis are introduced to a new generation of students. Relocating from the start of this school year to Manchester, where Engels wrote The Condition of the Working Class in England, Collins’ project prompts a wider reflection on the city’s formative place in the history of radical thinking. Initiating a series of interactions with nearby schools and the local public, it also enquires into the continuing relevance of Marxist ideas in the present day.

Documentary about Stereolab's gig at Rio de Janeiro in 2000, when the band played the Algumas Pessoas Ainda Tentam Festival, organized by Midsummer Madness.