• Music
  • 15 Mar 05

A Few Steps More

A Few Steps More
Colm O'Hare
Colm O'Hare

This is a collection of irresistibly infectious Gallic indie pop.

Monade is essentially a side project for Stereolab's Laetitia Sadier and this follow-up to her well-received 2003 debut Socialisme Ou Barbarie is another collection of irresistibly infectious Gallic indie pop. Soundwise the blend of raw guitars and Moog synth provides a perfect backdrop to her innocent siren-like vocals.

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