Margerine Eclipse
Stereolab · 2004
53 min · 12 tracks · indie rock
A vibrant mix of experimental pop and lush melodies that invites introspection while challenging genre boundaries.
Why this album works
'Margerine Eclipse' was notable for its critical acclaim, receiving positive reviews from major outlets like Pitchfork and The Guardian. It also exemplified the band's continued influence on the indie pop scene, solidifying Stereolab's status as pioneers of experimental music well into the new millennium.
- Best for
- steady, consistent energy levels long, immersive listening sessions layered, dense sonic textures
- Context
- Released in January 2004, 'Margerine Eclipse' marked Stereolab's return after a three-year hiatus since their album 'Sound-Dust'. This period saw the band navigating a changing musical landscape while continuing to refine their unique blend of avant-pop and krautrock influences.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Duran Duran· Muse· Radiohead· Robbie Williams· Depeche Mode· Ellie Goulding· Manic Street Preachers· Ed Sheeran
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- Oscillons from the Anti-Sun — Continues the experimental pop vibe with rich soundscapes and engaging rhythms.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Vonal Declosion 3:33
- 2 Need to Be 4:50
- 3 "...Sudden Stars" 4:41
- 4 Cosmic Country Noir Standout 4:47
- 5 La Demeure 4:36
- 6 Margerine Rock 2:55
- 7 The Man With 100 Cells Standout 3:47
- 8 Margerine Melodie 6:18
- 9 Hillbilly Motobike 2:22
- 10 Feel and Triple 4:53
- 11 Bop Scotch 3:59
- 12 Dear Marge Standout 6:56
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