Stereolab - The Groop Played Space Age Batchelor Pad Music (Clear Vinyl)

Stereolab - The Groop Played Space Age Batchelor Pad Music (Clear Vinyl)Stereolab The Groop Played Space Age Batchelor Pad Music EP on LP + DownloadOriginally released in 1993, The Group Played Space Age Bachelor Pad EP is Stereolab's most experimental work, featuring the band's twin obsessions, krautrock derived electronic minimalism and lush pop owing much to both Brian Wilson and Ray Conniff. The two styles are presented separately, in relatively short pieces, rather than combined into the lengthy sonic melanges of

intervention into the various processes and the traditional playing of (software) instruments

This Heat never found anything approaching mainstream success

it is a truly wild audio experience

It also represents a transition from the sparse instrumentation that characterizes the early Cure sound

Gavin crafts dance floor stompers using analog tools and tape

They used a Roland Space Echo

The songs alternate between extended ethereal instrumental excursions

The line up of the band remains Sam Prekop

plus a handful special guests including Death Grips and Ryuichi Sakamoto

Although the material could have filled an entire album

This "Edition Speciale" version of "War For Ground" offers a thorough observation of Momo Joseph's work as a musician and looks to help shine a light on Momo's career and musical genius

slithering beat that drags underneath