Dots and Loops, the fifth album from Stereolab, is a mesmerizing blend of lush lounge and jazz textures. Released in 1997, this record showcases the band’s most intricate rhythms, enriched by contributions from members of The High Llamas and Mouse on Mars, as well as John McEntire from Tortoise. This unique collaboration bridges American and European influences, making it a must-have for any experimental music enthusiast.
Track Listing:
- 1. Brakhage – Stereolab (5:31)
- 2. Miss Modular – Stereolab (4:29)
- 3. The Flower Called Nowhere – Stereolab (4:55)
- 4. Diagonals – Stereolab (5:15)
- 5. Prisoner of Mars – Stereolab (4:03)
- 6. Rainbo Conversation – Stereolab (4:46)
- 7. Refractions in the Plastic Pulse – Stereolab (17:32)
- 8. Parsec – Stereolab (5:35)
- 9. Ticker-tape of the Unconscious – Stereolab (4:46)
- 10. Contronatura – Stereolab (9:05)
Edward Garcia (verified owner) –
Dots and Loops is a masterpiece! The intricate rhythms and lush sounds make it one of the best Stereolab albums to buy. Highly recommend!
Mark Reed (verified owner) –
I love how Stereolab blends jazz and lounge elements in this album. If you’re into experimental music, Dots and Loops is a must-have.
Andrew Ramirez (verified owner) –
Just got my hands on a cheap Stereolab vinyl record of Dots and Loops. The sound quality is incredible and it’s such a unique listening experience!