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Stereolab au Théâtre Beanfield

Sat 04 Oct 2025 • 08:00 pm alt-rock / Indie / Post-Rock
Théâtre Beanfield - Montréal De 161$ à 352$
· by Rédaction PAN M 360

Avec leurs rythmes hypnotiques et leurs voix envoûtantes, Stereolab est devenu l’un des groupes les plus distinctifs et influents de l’indie lorsqu’ils ont émergé au début des années 90. Mené par Tim Gane et Laetitia Sadier, le groupe célébrait des genres musicaux – bossa nova, lounge-pop, bandes-son de films – qui étaient traditionnellement écartés de l’héritage du rock. Sur leurs premiers singles et albums comme Transient Random-Noise Bursts with Announcements (1993), Stereolab combinait des mélodies pop des années 60 avec une esthétique d’art rock empruntée aux groupes de Krautrock comme Faust et Neu! ; à l’époque de Emperor Tomato Ketchup (1996), leur son avait intégré le jazz, le hip-hop et la musique dance. Leur travail avec John McEntire et Jim O’Rourke sur Dots and Loops (1997) et Sound-Dust (2001) reflétait une approche de plus en plus complexe et expérimentale, mais après le décès de la membre Mary Hansen en 2002, ils sont finalement revenus à un style plus pop sur des albums comme Chemical Chords (2008). Le son inimitable de Stereolab a eu un impact durable : des contemporains comme Pavement et Blur ont imité leur style dans les années 90, tandis que des artistes de hip-hop tels que J Dilla et Tyler the Creator ont samplé leur musique ou collaboré avec ses membres dans les années 2000 et 2010. À la fin de cette décennie et dans les années 2020, la renaissance de Stereolab en tant que groupe en tournée et la sortie régulière de rééditions ont souligné leur réputation d’innovateurs.

With their hypnotic rhythms and mesmerizing vocals, Stereolab became one of indie’s most distinctive and influential bands when they emerged in the early ’90s. Led by Tim Gane and Laetitia Sadier, the group celebrated strands of pop music — bossa nova, lounge-pop, movie soundtracks — that were traditionally banished from rock’s lineage. On early singles and albums such as 1993’s Transient Random-Noise Bursts with Announcements, Stereolab combined ’60s pop melodies with an art rock aesthetic borrowed from Krautrock bands like Faust and Neu!; by the time of 1996’s Emperor Tomato Ketchup, their sound incorporated jazz, hip-hop, and dance music. Their work with John McEntire and Jim O’Rourke on 1997’s Dots and Loops and 2001’s Sound-Dust reflected an increasingly intricate, experimental approach, but following the 2002 death of member Mary Hansen, they eventually returned to a poppier style on albums like 2008’s Chemical Chords. Stereolab’s unmistakable sound had a lasting impact: Contemporaries like Pavement and Blur aped their style in the ’90s, while hip-hop artists such as J Dilla and Tyler the Creator sampled the band’s music or collaborated with its members in the 2000s and 2010s. Late in that decade and into the 2020s, Stereolab’s revival as a touring band and a steady stream of reissues underscored their reputation as innovators.

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