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Vanishing Point

Primal Scream · 1997

53 min · 11 tracks · alternative rock

A hypnotic blend of psychedelic rock and electronic textures, capturing a restless urban spirit.

Why this album works

'Vanishing Point' is notable for its exploration of darker themes and sonic landscapes, standing out in the Britpop-dominated era. The album received positive reviews and has been influential within the alternative rock scene, with tracks like 'Kowalski' resonating with fans and critics alike for their cinematic qualities.
Best for
dynamic journey with peaks hypnotic urban exploration vibes wave-like pacing for immersion
Context
By the time 'Vanishing Point' was released in June 1997, Primal Scream had established themselves as a pivotal force in alternative rock. This album followed their critically acclaimed record 'Screamadelica' (1991) and showcased a more experimental sound, merging rock with ambient and electronic influences as they sought to redefine their artistic identity.

Tracklist

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

  • 1 Burning Wheel 7:06
  • 2 Get Duffy 4:09
  • 3 Kowalski Standout 5:50
  • 4 Star 4:24
  • 5 If They Move, Kill 'em 3:01
  • 6 Out of the Void 3:59
  • 7 Stuka 5:36
  • 8 Medication Standout 3:52
  • 9 Motörhead 3:38
  • 10 Trainspotting Standout 8:07
  • 11 Long Life 3:49

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