6417138713919
6417138713926

Sweet Marmelade (Black vinyl) (White vinyl)

Popidiot

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Format: LP

Cat No: SEKS091B

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Format Details: Black vinyl

Format Details: White vinyl

Release Date:  19 September 2025

Label:  Seksound

Packaging Type:  Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)

No of Units:  1

Barcode:  6417138713919

Genres:  Indie  Shoegaze  

Release Date:  19 September 2025

Label:  Seksound

Packaging Type:  Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)

No of Units:  1

Barcode:  6417138713926

Genres:  Indie  Shoegaze  

  • Description

    Black vinyl. Popidiot Returns with New Album Sweet Marmelade , Out via Seksound After a long hiatus, beloved Estonian electro-pop duo Popidiot returns with their highly anticipated third album, Sweet Marmelade . Known for their infectious blend of electropop and retrofuturistic flair, Sweet Marmelade marks a subtle yet striking evolution for Matti Peura and Rein Fuks . This time, the duo lands on softer sonic terrain--still buzzing with electricity, but imbued with a new warmth and complexity. Written and recorded jointly by Peura and Fuks over a period of five years, the album came to life in various locations, including Tallinn, Helsinki, a remote cottage on Kalvo Island, and the Scottish Highlands.Though long-time bandmate Henrik Luuk , now based in Boston, did not take part in the recording, he remained a steady source of moral support throughout the process. In crafting Sweet Marmelade , Popidiot sought a sound that stayed true to their original mission--to make bold, boundary-pushing pop music--while avoiding the trap of repeating themselves. The result is what Fuks affectionately calls "a song-and-dance party for indie nerds." And indeed, Sweet Marmelade feels exactly like that: danceable yet emotionally intelligent, quirky but never gimmicky. Rhythms click and clatter like drum machines imagined in a Japanese lab circa 1983, while analog synths melt together like tar on hot asphalt. The album also features standout vocal contributions from Kristel Eplik (Pia Fraus), Mariin Kallikorm (mariin k.), and Laura Junson (Laura Juno, Kalibriis), who add both brightness and subtle emotional depth to the record's sonic palette. Sweet Marmelade was mixed by Erko Niit , with sonic contributions from Martin Kikas and Taavi Peeter Liiv . Mastering was handled by Lauri Liivak , and the dreamy, multi-layered visual identity was designed by Kaarel Vahtramae . This is an album for those who like their pop music with a crooked smile--sweet but never cloying, melancholic but not downcast, danceable but never too easy. Sweet Marmelade is everything a Seksound summer release should be: unexpected, heartfelt, and unmistakably Popidiot. Band Lineup: Matti Peura - vocals, synth Rein Fuks - guitar, bass, back vocals, synth, programming

    Description

    White vinyl. Popidiot Returns with New Album Sweet Marmelade , Out via Seksound After a long hiatus, beloved Estonian electro-pop duo Popidiot returns with their highly anticipated third album, Sweet Marmelade . Known for their infectious blend of electropop and retrofuturistic flair, Sweet Marmelade marks a subtle yet striking evolution for Matti Peura and Rein Fuks . This time, the duo lands on softer sonic terrain--still buzzing with electricity, but imbued with a new warmth and complexity. Written and recorded jointly by Peura and Fuks over a period of five years, the album came to life in various locations, including Tallinn, Helsinki, a remote cottage on Kalvo Island, and the Scottish Highlands.Though long-time bandmate Henrik Luuk , now based in Boston, did not take part in the recording, he remained a steady source of moral support throughout the process. In crafting Sweet Marmelade , Popidiot sought a sound that stayed true to their original mission--to make bold, boundary-pushing pop music--while avoiding the trap of repeating themselves. The result is what Fuks affectionately calls "a song-and-dance party for indie nerds." And indeed, Sweet Marmelade feels exactly like that: danceable yet emotionally intelligent, quirky but never gimmicky. Rhythms click and clatter like drum machines imagined in a Japanese lab circa 1983, while analog synths melt together like tar on hot asphalt. The album also features standout vocal contributions from Kristel Eplik (Pia Fraus), Mariin Kallikorm (mariin k.), and Laura Junson (Laura Juno, Kalibriis), who add both brightness and subtle emotional depth to the record's sonic palette. Sweet Marmelade was mixed by Erko Niit , with sonic contributions from Martin Kikas and Taavi Peeter Liiv . Mastering was handled by Lauri Liivak , and the dreamy, multi-layered visual identity was designed by Kaarel Vahtramae . This is an album for those who like their pop music with a crooked smile--sweet but never cloying, melancholic but not downcast, danceable but never too easy. Sweet Marmelade is everything a Seksound summer release should be: unexpected, heartfelt, and unmistakably Popidiot. Band Lineup: Matti Peura - vocals, synth Rein Fuks - guitar, bass, back vocals, synth, programming