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Stereolab - Chemical Chords
2008-08-17 04:03:00 Tim Gane set out to write shorter, louder, faster tunes for the new Stereolab LP, Chemical Chords. In that he has definitely succeeded. He’s also managed to put together Stereolab’s most diverse set since the one-two punch of Emperor Tomato Ketchup and Dots and Loops. Gane and long-time collaborator Lætitia Sadier are looking back on tracks like Self-Portrait with ‘Electric Brain’ (which would fit nicely on 1999’s Cobra and Phases), Neon Beanbag (which sounds like a long-lost The First of the Microbe Hunters cut), and The Ecstatic Static (which could be either early Stereolab or late Belle and Sebastian). They’re also looking forward, getting a little darker on the hip-hop laced One Finger Symphony and a little more metal on Pop Molecule (Molecular Pop 1). The vigorous hi-hats on the title track even manage to bring to mind the late Isaac Hayes. Check out the four-on-the-floor drive of Silver Sands. Those retro-synths sound familiar, and when it ...
Stereolab - Chemical Chords (2008)
2008-07-31 22:12:00 Rating: 7.5/10 It's serious posting about some iconic music bands. Stereolab keep back good stuff...
By: Modern Music
Stereolab - Cancion nueva
2008-05-14 00:08:00 Stereolab - Three Women Acá les dejamos un adelanto del nuevo material de una banda que nos encanta. Stererolab - Theree Women DOWNLOAD www.stereolab.co.uk
By: El Altillo UnDer
Among The Stars (MP3 List #12).rar
2008-05-04 01:58:00 (by zemotion) [MP3] Beck - Cellphone’s Dead [MP3] Zita Swoon - I Feel Alive In The City [MP3] Murder By Death - Comin Home [MP3] Bear Hands - Golden [MP3] The Dodos - Jodi [MP3] The Shortwave Set - The Downer Song [MP3] Islands - The Arm [MP3] Santogold - Lights Out [MP3] Stereolab - Three Women [MP3] Travis - J. Smith [MP3] CSS - Rat ...
Songs about the Mysteries of Housework and Nature
2008-01-16 05:56:00 Usually, the type of stuff that floods my inbox is not even remotely related to the type of music I post on Eclectic Grooves. So, I was happily surprised when Yvette Perez of NYC's electro-jazz trio H.E.R. asked me to write a review for her band's stunning debut album on Persian Cardinal Recordings, "Songs About the Mysteries of Housework and Nature".H.E.R- Songs About the Mysteries of Housework and NatureYou might be able to guess from the title, that this is a concept album about, well... housework and nature. But this album takes you on a mesmerizing trip into the psyche of a bored and disgruntled housewife who is tired of her mundane existence cleaning the house and tirelessly pushing paper at the office. She yearns to be close to nature again, but fears that going outside will destroy her perfect little existence in her head. H.E.R. is a trio from NYC consisting of Yvette Perez on vocals and synthesizer, Peter Zummo on trombone, trumpet and samba whistle and Danny Tunick on v...
By: Eclectic Grooves
Stereolab - Dots and Loops
2007-11-26 00:09:00 Un disco increible, para encontrarse con emociones y volar los sentidosDescarga-Download
Stereolab / The Free Design
2007-10-16 06:24:00 Download (FileBerry) Password: nodatta.blogspot.com
By: NO DATA
Stereolab
2007-08-12 02:59:00 . . Hace un año, todas las mañanas yo salía de mi casa, prendía el ipod en el camino y me iba semi dormida a la U escuchando este disco. El camino se me hacía tan corto, que al llegar sentía un poco de desilución por no haber escuchado un ratito más estas melodías soporíficas que bordean la ...
By: frenesic
Stereolab - Emperor Tomato Ketchup (Elektra / Wea, 1996)
2007-01-02 15:31:01 La veneración definitiva de la crítica hacia esta banda anglo-francesa llegó de la mano de un disco que se adhiere a tus oídos con cemento. Una notable demostración de capacidad creativa en pos de la salvación de una palabra de apenas tres letras: pop.1. Metronomic Underground2. Cybele's Reverie3. Percolator4. Les Yper-Sound5. Spark Plug6. OLV 267. The Noise Of Carpet8. Tomorrow Is Already Here9. Emperor Tomato Ketchup10. Monstre Sacre11. Motoroller Scalatron12. Slow Fast Hazel13. Anonymous CollectiveStereolab "Emperor Tomato Ketchup"
Stereolab - Transient Random-Noise Bursts With Announcements
2006-12-06 10:33:01 Stereolab’s brilliantly-titled third album is the first fully-realized example of the band’s unique vision that combined the mechanical rhythms of early-’70s krautrock and the lush romantic flourishes of ’60s soft pop in the Astrud Gilberto/Dionne Warwick tradition. To this mix the band added the relentless drones and political fixations of late-’80s British indie guitar bands [...] |
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