Stereolab: Margerine Eclipse (Colored Vinyl) Vinyl 3LP Vinyl Storage + Cleaning + Display LP 2 pressed on clear

LP 2 pressed on clear + white marbled vinyl with pink & red mixed in

" and "Gold Watch

and true to the title

The label saw the sound transition from disco through house and nowhere is that more evident in the tracks presented here

It's made up of excerpts from his Scratchcratchratchatch mix tape which introduced the world to the Canadian DJ's idiosyncratic style

Stereolab: Margerine Eclipse (Colored Vinyl) Vinyl 3LP Vinyl Storage + Cleaning + Display LP 2 pressed on clearStereolab return to their pre Dots and Loops days with an album that reminds me of why I liked them so much to begin with. Rather than a major shift in production, it's the melodies, harmonies and overall feeling of the songs that have me reminiscing. Listen to "Margerine Rock!" and tell me it doesn't sound straight off Mars Audiac Quintet. "Margerine Melody" on the other hand is probably the only track on ME that really stretches their sound. I could