Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Stereo MC’s belonged to those of us who spent our nights into mornings at illegal underground raves—the extraneous apostrophe in ...

Stereo MC’s, the UK group known for early ’90s rave-era hits “Connected,” “Elevate My Mind,” “Step it Up” and more, have announced their first US dates in 24 years. (Their last tour was with Jane’s ...

Stereo MCs are an English electronic dance group that formed in 1985 and are probably best known around the world for their super catchy single, ‘Connected’. I absolutely loved that song back in the ...

In January British hip-hop/electronic dance band Stereo MC’s performed their first U.S. shows in 24 years. Now they have announced some new U.S. tour dates for this May, building up to their ...

Stereo MC’s came up through the British club/dance culture of acid house, rave and hip hop, not only with their own group, who gave us such hits as “Connected” and “Step it Up,” but through the label ...

Two stars for five jams that are based on pure 1970s soul-funk. Unfortunately, the sweet beats are wasted as these three barely talented rappers stumble through the rhythms and fumble around for a ...

Dec 17, 2024 Issue #72 - The ‘90s Issue with The Cardigans and Thurston Moore By Celine Teo-Blockey Photography by @mark.j.allen81 Rob Birch of Stereo MC’s remembers a love for rap and sampling ...

Lots of depressing things happened on American television yesterday, but here's something nice. Stereo MC's, the British indie-dance group who had a couple of big hits on American alt-rock radio in ...

The Stereo MCs have a new album out. In the early to mid 1990sthat statement would have prompted a stampede to the local record shop, butnowadays the band operate on a less obviously commercial ...

Despite their name, the British group Stereo MC's were never actually rappers. Instead, Stereo MC's made a deeply hybridized form of club-pop in the late '80s and early '90s, and they found peers in ...

Stereo MC’s belonged to those of us who spent our nights into mornings at illegal underground raves—the extraneous apostrophe in their name be damned. When mainstream radio stations in Los Angeles ...