Stade 2

Quentin Dupieux · 2011

32 min · 13 tracks · electro

A surreal blend of quirky electro beats and absurdist humor that defies conventional song structures.

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Stade 2 is an album by Quentin Dupieux, released in 2011. A surreal blend of quirky electro beats and absurdist humor that defies conventional song structures. 'Stade 2' received positive critical reception for its inventive approach, contributing to Dupieux's growing reputation in both music and film. The album is notable for its influence on the underground electronic scene, resonating with fans who appreciate a blend of humor and experimental sound. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

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What does Stade 2 sound like?

A surreal blend of quirky electro beats and absurdist humor that defies conventional song structures. Rooted in electro.

What makes Stade 2 by Quentin Dupieux notable?

'Stade 2' received positive critical reception for its inventive approach, contributing to Dupieux's growing reputation in both music and film. The album is notable for its influence on the underground electronic scene, resonating with fans who appreciate a blend of humor and experimental sound. In 2011, Quentin Dupieux was transitioning from his early experimental works to a more defined musical identity with 'Stade 2'. This album, released after his debut 'Monsieur Monsieur' in 2010, showcases his signature style of combining electronic music with playful absurdity, establishing him as a unique voice in the electro scene.

How many songs are on Stade 2?

Stade 2 has 13 tracks, running approximately 32 minutes.