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LAYERING DOTS AND LOOPS
On Dots and Loops, Stereolab's fourth Elektra release, guitarist Tim Gane found some new toys to patch into the usual lineup of Farfisa organs, Moog synthesizers, and vintage Fender Jaguars and Jazzmasters. "People usually use it for vocals and keyboards," Tim admits, "but an EMS Vocoder is great with drums or drum machines and guitar or keyboard or organ. What comes out is a strange amalgamation. It's like the film The...
