Stereolab - Solar Throw-Away / Jump Drive Shut-Out

  by Anthony Strutt

published: 17 / 5 / 2006




Stereolab - Solar Throw-Away / Jump Drive Shut-Out


Label: Select Label
Format: 7"
New 70's funk-inspired tour only double A sided 7 inch from Sterolab



Review

This new double A sided 7 inch was only available on Stereolab's recent tour, at which they just played one date in Britain at the London Koko. 'Solar Throw-Away' has a 60's space age groove to it. It has a funky novelty to it, and could easily have appeared on the soundtrack to the TV show 'Space 1999'. Halfway through it changes tempo, and gets a Mexican vibe with some trumpet being added. The other side 'Jump Drive Shut-Out' is much slower and also has a clapped hands style beat, before developing a 70's funk groove. Unlike the other song which has a vocal, this song is an instrumental. It ends with some more trumpet,but this time it is more restrained.



Track Listing:-

1 Solar Throw-Away
2 Jump Drive Shut-Out



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