Silver Apples of the Moon (Laika album)

Silver Apples of the Moon is the second studio album by the British electronic music band Laika, released in 1997. The album continues the band's exploration of experimental electronica, incorporating elements of dub, trip-hop, and krautrock. Silver Apples of the Moon is characterized by its atmospheric soundscapes, textured rhythms, and the distinctive vocals of singer Margaret Fiedler. Critics noted the album's innovative use of studio techniques and its blend of organic and electronic sounds. Key themes explored in the album include introspection, dreams, and the human relationship with technology. The title itself alludes to a science fiction landscape and reflects the album's otherworldly atmosphere. The album received generally positive reviews upon its release and is considered a significant work in Laika's discography.