Stuff Like That There
by Yo La Tengo
Released: August 28, 2015
Indie rock
The Album
"Stuff Like That There" is the fourteenth full-length album by the American indie rock band Yo La Tengo, released in August 2015 by Matador Records. The album features a mix of covers, reinterpreted versions of previous tracks, and new material, reflecting the band's eclectic and reflective approach to their music. It continues their tradition of blending indie rock with various other genres and influences.
Interesting Facts
On Stuff Like That There, Yo La Tengo…
On Stuff Like That There, Yo La Tengo revisits the concept of their 1990 album Fakebook.
The album blends cover songs, "covers" of their…
The album blends cover songs, "covers" of their own previous tracks, and brand new original material.
This approach mirrors the eclectic and introspective style…
This approach mirrors the eclectic and introspective style of Fakebook, creating a reflective and varied listening experience.
The mix of reimagined old tracks and new…
The mix of reimagined old tracks and new compositions showcases the band's ability to reinterpret their own work while exploring a diverse range of musical influences.
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"Stuff Like That There" is the fourteenth full-length album by the American indie rock band Yo La Tengo, released in August 2015 by Matador Records. The album features a mix of covers, reinterpreted versions of previous tracks, and new material, reflecting the band's eclectic and reflective approach to their music. It continues their tradition of blending indie rock with various other genres and influences.
On Stuff Like That There, Yo La Tengo revisits the concept of their 1990 album Fakebook. The album blends cover songs, "covers" of their own previous tracks, and brand new original material. This approach mirrors the eclectic and introspective style of Fakebook, creating a reflective and varied listening experience. The mix of reimagined old tracks and new compositions showcases the band's ability to reinterpret their own work while exploring a diverse range of musical influences.
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