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Complete List of Stereolab Songs A to Z from Official Releases

Complete List of Stereolab Songs A to Z from Official Releases

MusicBrainz lists 313 distinct song titles by Stereolab on official albums, singles, and EPs (retrieved 2026-10-09); this page lists 100 of them, A to Z – for each letter the titles found on the most releases – and says so plainly.

Stereolab Songs Starting With #

  • “…Sudden Stars” – first released 2003 on Instant 0 in the Universe (ep)

Stereolab Songs Starting With A

  • “Aerial Troubles” – first released 2025 on Aerial Troubles (single)
  • “Allures” – first released 1997 on Miss Modular (ep)
  • “Analogue Rock” – first released 1993 on Transient Random‐Noise Bursts With Announcements (album)
  • “Au Grand Jour” – first released 1991 on Super 45 (ep)

Stereolab Songs Starting With B

  • “Baby Lulu” – first released 2001 on Sound‐Dust (album)
  • “Banana Monster ne répond plus” – first released 2004 on Rose, My Rocket-Brain! (single)
  • “Blue Milk” – first released 1999 on The In Sound (single)
  • “Brigitte” – first released 1996 on Cybele’s Reverie (ep)
  • “Brittle” – first released 1991 on Super 45 (ep)

Stereolab Songs Starting With C

  • “Cadriopo” – first released 1997 on Stereolab / Fugu (single)
  • “Captain Easychord” – first released 2001 on Sound‐Dust (album)
  • “Changer” – first released 1991 on Stunning Debut Album (single)
  • “Come and Play in the Milky Night” – first released 1999 on Cobra and Phases Group Play Voltage in the Milky Night (album)
  • “Contact” – first released 1991 on Super-Electric (ep)
  • “Contronatura” – first released 1997 on Dots and Loops (album)
  • “Crest” – first released 1993 on Transient Random‐Noise Bursts With Announcements (album)
  • “Cybele’s Reverie” – first released 1996 on Emperor Tomato Ketchup (album)

Stereolab Songs Starting With D

  • “Des étoiles électroniques” – first released 1994 on Mars Audiac Quintet (album)
  • “Diagonals” – first released 1997 on Dots and Loops (album)
  • “Double Rocker” – first released 2001 on Sound‐Dust (album)
  • “Doubt” – first released 1991 on Stunning Debut Album (single)

Stereolab Songs Starting With E

  • “Elektro (He Held the World in His Iron Grip)” – first released 1992 on Low Fi (ep)
  • “Eloge d’Eros” – first released 1993 on John Cage Bubblegum (single)
  • “Enivrez-Vous” – first released 1992 on Peng! (album)
  • “Escape Pod” – first released 1999 on Cobra and Phases Group Play Voltage in the Milky Night (album)

Stereolab Songs Starting With F

  • “Farfisa” – first released 1992 on Harmonium / Farfisa (single)
  • “Fiery Yellow” – first released 1994 on Mars Audiac Quintet (album)
  • “Freestyle Dumpling” – first released 2019 on Freestyle Dumpling (single)
  • “French Disco” – first released 1993 on Jenny Ondioline (ep)
  • “French Disko” – first released 1993 on French Disko (single)
  • “Fruition” – first released 1993 on Jenny Ondioline (ep)

Stereolab Songs Starting With G

  • “Golden Ball” – first released 1993 on Transient Random‐Noise Bursts With Announcements (album)
  • “Good Is Me” – first released 2003 on Instant 0 in the Universe (ep)

Stereolab Songs Starting With H

  • “Harmonium” – first released 1992 on Harmonium / Farfisa (single)
  • “Heavy Denim” – first released 1994 on Wow and Flutter (ep)
  • “High Expectation” – first released 1991 on Super-Electric (ep)
  • “Household Names” – first released 2000 on The First of the Microbe Hunters (ep)

Stereolab Songs Starting With I

  • “I Feel the Air (of Another Planet)” – first released 2000 on The First of the Microbe Hunters (ep)
  • “I Was a Sunny Rainphase” – first released 2005 on Kyberneticka Babicka (single)
  • “I’m Going Out of My Way” – first released 1993 on Transient Random‐Noise Bursts With Announcements (album)
  • “Interlock” – first released 2005 on Kyberneticka Babicka (single)

Stereolab Songs Starting With J

  • “Jenny Ondioline” – first released 1993 on French Disko (single)
  • “John Cage Bubblegum” – first released 1993 on John Cage Bubblegum (single)

Stereolab Songs Starting With K

  • “Klang Tone” – first released 1994 on Mars Audiac Quintet (album)

Stereolab Songs Starting With L

  • “Laisser‐faire” – first released 1992 on Low Fi (ep)
  • “L’Enfer des formes” – first released 1994 on Mars Audiac Quintet (album)
  • “Les Aimies des memes” – first released 1999 on Cobra and Phases Group Play Voltage in the Milky Night (album)
  • “Les Yper‐Sound” – first released 1996 on Emperor Tomato Ketchup (album)
  • “Les Yper‐Yper Sound” – first released 1996 on Cybele’s Reverie (ep)
  • “Lock‐Groove Lullaby” – first released 1993 on Transient Random‐Noise Bursts With Announcements (album)
  • “Low Fi” – first released 1992 on Low Fi (ep)

Stereolab Songs Starting With M

  • “Mass Riff” – first released 2003 on Instant 0 in the Universe (ep)
  • “Mellotron” – first released 1992 on Peng! (album)
  • “Melodie Is a Wound” – first released 2025 on Melodie Is a Wound (single)
  • “Metronomic Underground” – first released 1996 on Emperor Tomato Ketchup (album)
  • “Microclimate” – first released 2003 on Instant 0 in the Universe (ep)
  • “Miss Modular” – first released 1997 on Dots and Loops (album)
  • “Moodles” – first released 2001 on Captain Easychord (ep)

Stereolab Songs Starting With N

  • “Narco Martenot” – first released 1994 on Wow and Flutter (ep)
  • “Neon Beanbag” – first released 2008 on Chemical Chords (album)
  • “New Orthophony” – first released 1994 on Mars Audiac Quintet (album)
  • “Nihilist Assault Group” – first released 1994 on Mars Audiac Quintet (album)

Stereolab Songs Starting With O

  • “OLV 26” – first released 1996 on Emperor Tomato Ketchup (album)
  • “Orgiastic” – first released 1992 on Peng! (album)
  • “Our Trinitone Blast” – first released 1993 on Transient Random‐Noise Bursts With Announcements (album)
  • “Outer Accelerator” – first released 1994 on Mars Audiac Quintet (album)

Stereolab Songs Starting With P

  • “Pack Yr Romantic Mind” – first released 1993 on Transient Random‐Noise Bursts With Announcements (album)
  • “Pause” – first released 1993 on Transient Random‐Noise Bursts With Announcements (album)
  • “Peng! 33” – first released 1992 on Peng! (album)
  • “Percolations” – first released 1996 on Metronomic Underground / Percolations (single)
  • “Perversion” – first released 1992 on Peng! (album)
  • “Ping Pong” – first released 1994 on Mars Audiac Quintet (album)
  • “Plastic Mile” – first released 2005 on Kyberneticka Babicka (single)

Stereolab Songs Starting With R

  • “Rhonco Symphony” – first released 1992 on Spacewatch (single)
  • “Ronco Symphony” – first released 1993 on The Groop Played “Space Age Batchelor Pad Music” (ep)
  • “Rose, My Rocket-Brain!” – first released 2004 on Rose, My Rocket-Brain! (single)

Stereolab Songs Starting With S

  • “Silver Sands” – first released 2008 on Chemical Chords (album)
  • “Simple Headphone Mind” – first released 1997 on Simple Headphone Mind (single)
  • “Spinal Column” – first released 1997 on Miss Modular (ep)
  • “Spool of Collusion” – first released 2008 on Chemical Chords (album)
  • “Stomach Worm” – first released 1992 on Peng! (album)
  • “Super Falling Star” – first released 1992 on Peng! (album)
  • “Super‐Electric” – first released 1991 on Super-Electric (ep)
  • “Surrealchemist” – first released 1992 on Peng! (album)

Stereolab Songs Starting With T

  • “The Flower Called Nowhere” – first released 1997 on Dots and Loops (album)
  • “The Free Design” – first released 1999 on Cobra and Phases Group Play Voltage in the Milky Night (album)
  • “The Incredible He Woman” – first released 1997 on Iron Man / The Incredible He Woman (single)
  • “The Light That Will Cease to Fail” – first released 1991 on Super 45 (ep)
  • “The Seeming and the Meaning” – first released 1992 on Peng! (album)
  • “Tone Burst” – first released 1993 on Transient Random‐Noise Bursts With Announcements (album)
  • “Transona Five” – first released 1994 on Mars Audiac Quintet (album)
  • “Trippin’ With the Birds” – first released 1997 on Simple Headphone Mind (single)

Stereolab Songs Starting With U

  • “Ulan Bator” – first released 1994 on Mars Audiac Quintet (album)

Stereolab Songs Starting With V

  • “Velvet Water” – first released 1999 on Cobra and Phases Group Play Voltage in the Milky Night (album)
  • “Visionary Road Maps” – first released 2005 on Kyberneticka Babicka (single)

Stereolab Songs Starting With W

  • “With Friends Like These” – first released 1999 on Cobra and Phases Group Play Voltage in the Milky Night (album)
  • “Wow and Flutter” – first released 1994 on Mars Audiac Quintet (album)

Stereolab Songs Starting With Y

  • “You Used to Call Me Sadness” – first released 1996 on Stereolab / Füxa (single)

Stereolab Songs Starting With Z

  • “ZigZag Song” – first released 2007 on Eaten Horizons or the Electrocution of Rock (album)

Studio Albums

  • Peng! (1992)
  • Transient Random‐Noise Bursts With Announcements (1993)
  • Mars Audiac Quintet (1994)
  • Emperor Tomato Ketchup (1996)
  • Dots and Loops (1997)
  • Cobra and Phases Group Play Voltage in the Milky Night (1999)
  • Sound‐Dust (2001)
  • Margerine Eclipse (2004)
  • Eaten Horizons or the Electrocution of Rock (2007)
  • Chemical Chords (2008)
  • Not Music (2010)
  • Instant Holograms on Metal Film (2025)

How This List Was Compiled

This list is based on data from MusicBrainz, retrieved on 2026-10-09. It includes 100 selected Stereolab song titles arranged alphabetically, representing the titles that appear on the most official releases for each letter. The list excludes live, remix, demo, and compilation-only versions, and merges duplicates to ensure accurate representation of official albums, singles, and EPs. For a full catalog, MusicBrainz does not list any additional songs beyond the 313 distinct titles noted.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many distinct Stereolab songs are listed on official releases?
MusicBrainz records 313 distinct song titles on official albums, singles, and EPs.

What is the earliest year a Stereolab song was released according to this list?
The earliest year listed for a Stereolab song is 1991.

Which letter has the most songs in this selection?
The letter C contains the most song titles in this selection, with eight songs listed.

Are all songs from studio albums included?
This selection includes songs from studio albums, singles, and EPs, but not every song from studio albums is listed here.

Final Thoughts

This list provides a clear alphabetical snapshot of Stereolab’s song titles as documented in their official releases. For comprehensive exploration, consulting the full MusicBrainz database is recommended.

The songs selected reflect the diversity and evolution of Stereolab’s music across decades, highlighting key releases without exhaustive listing.

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