About this album
Where they were
By the time 'Lost Marbles and Exploded Evidence' was released in February 2005, Enon was solidifying their identity within the indie rock scene, following their 2002 album 'High Society.' This third studio album showcased a more eclectic sound, reflecting the band's evolving artistic vision and experimentation with shorter song formats.
Why it matters
This album garnered attention for its innovative approach to song structure, contributing to the early 2000s experimental rock movement. Critics noted its unique sound, resulting in positive reviews from several outlets, enhancing Enon's reputation as an avant-garde group in the alternative music landscape.
Essential tracks
- "Drowning Appointments" — This track exemplifies the album's juxtaposition of frenetic energy and introspective lyrics, capturing Enon's signature style.
- "The Nightmare of Atomic Men" — With its infectious rhythm and lyrical absurdity, this track stands out as a highlight that showcases the band's playful yet critical approach.
- "Marbles Explode" — The title track encapsulates the album's overarching themes of chaos and creativity through its dynamic instrumentation and vivid imagery.
Release Date
February 22, 2005
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Knock That Door 2:53
- 2 The Nightmare of Atomic Men 2:48
- 3 Adalania (Not So Fair) 1:18
- 4 Drowning Appointments 2:58
- 5 Normal Is Happening 0:38
- 6 Grain of Assault 3:31
- 7 Genie's Got Her Bag 3:06
- 8 Kanon 3:20
- 9 Blow Infinite Ways 1:02
- 10 Tilt You Up! 2:09
- 11 Marbles Explode 3:57
- 12 Raisin Heart 2:47
- 13 Evidence 2:34
- 14 Fly South 4:52
- 15 Making Merry! Merry! 1:10
- 16 Party Favor 2:15
