Wobble is the eleventh studio album by English rock band Black Market Karma.

[2] Thematically, the album emulates certain features of analogue recording equipment to evoke a sense of nostalgia for a place that the listener has never literally experienced.

[3] As band-leader, multi-instrumentalist and core songwriter Stanley Belton explains, “Sonically, I wanted the album to feel like a collection of discarded and worse for wear instruments came to life, refurbished themselves and started to play.

A kind of longing for a place and time you’ve never experienced, be it in this world or another.”[4] In some interviews, Belton describes how as formats evolve to phase out perceived imperfections in analogue technology, he sought to return these characteristics.

The record has received positive feedback with The Sleeping Shaman's Domenico ‘Mimmo’ Caccamo praising the album, "The fact that the album contains five instrumental melodiously flowing tracks, does not mean that Belton was short of stories.