Tasergun appears on Beck's 1998 album Stereopathetic Soul Manure, a record that marked a distinct shift in the artist's creative direction. Following the massive success of Odelay, this album embraced a more experimental and eclectic sound, blending elements of hip-hop, rock, and avant-garde textures. The track reflects the album's broader exploration of disjointed rhythms and unconventional song structures, showcasing Beck's ability to merge disparate musical influences into a cohesive whole. As part of a period where the musician frequently challenged listener expectations, the recording stands as a testament to his willingness to deconstruct traditional pop formats. The song contributes to a discography defined by constant reinvention and genre-bending experimentation.