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Vision Valley

The Vines · 2006

31 min · 13 tracks · alternative rock

A frenzied burst of garage rock energy that embraces youthful chaos and melodic hooks.

Why this album works

'Vision Valley' is notable for its raw sound and critical reception, with some reviewers praising its return to form after a more polished second album. The lead single 'Don't Listen to the Radio' received considerable airplay, helping the band maintain relevance in the mid-2000s alternative rock scene.
Best for
short, energetic listening bursts youthful, chaotic vibes immediate hooks and energy
Context
Released in 2006, 'Vision Valley' was The Vines' third studio album, following their breakthrough debut 'Highly Evolved' in 2002. This album came during a tumultuous phase for the band, marked by lineup changes and internal struggles, yet it showcased their consistent ability to deliver catchy rock anthems.
Stylistic neighbors
Splean· Bi-2· Blur

Tracklist

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

  • 1 Anysound 1:55
  • 2 Nothin’s Comin’ 2:00
  • 3 Candy Daze Standout 1:40
  • 4 Vision Valley 2:42
  • 5 Don’t Listen to the Radio 2:10
  • 6 Gross Out 1:18
  • 7 Take Me Back 2:42
  • 8 Going Gone 2:44
  • 9 Fuck Yeh 1:58
  • 10 Futuretarded Standout 1:47
  • 11 Dope Train 2:36
  • 12 Atmos 1:50
  • 13 Spaceship 6:06

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