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Released 16 years ago this November

Omega Point

Spear of Destiny · 2010

41 min · 11 tracks · alternative rock

A gritty fusion of alternative rock and post-punk, with sharp lyrics and anthemic melodies that demand attention.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Suicide God — This track encapsulates the album's darker themes with its heavy instrumentation and introspective lyrics, making it a standout representation of Brandon's lyrical prowess.
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    Kalashnikov — With its driving rhythm and urgent vocals, this song addresses contemporary issues through metaphor, blending personal and political commentary seamlessly.
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    People Who Live on the Moon — This track features a catchy melody paired with thought-provoking lyrics about escapism and isolation, embodying the album's overall exploration of human experience.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • steady mid-tempo engagement
  • sharp political commentary themes
  • gritty emotional instrumentation
  • thought-provoking lyrical depth
  • late-night reflective listening

Maybe skip if you

  • seeking instant gratification
  • prefer upbeat party vibes

Where this album fits

Career context
Released on November 8, 2010, Omega Point marked Spear of Destiny's return after a lengthy hiatus since their previous album in 1994. This album came during a period of renewed creativity for frontman Kirk Brandon, as he sought to reconnect with both old fans and new audiences while exploring contemporary themes through his music.
Stylistic neighbors
The Mission· Big Country· New Model Army

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Bold Grenadier 1:35
  • 2 Undertow 4:28
  • 3 Suicide God 5:44
  • 4 Bloody Bill Anderson 3:51
  • 5 They Do as Locusts Do 3:41
  • 6 Model Number One 4:04
  • 7 Kalashnikov 3:34
  • 8 Hubris 3:18
  • 9 People Who Live on the Moon 2:51
  • 10 Windscale 4:23
  • 11 Guiness, Ghosts and Rum 4:08

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