Collection
A curated snapshot of the Manchester legends, pairing shimmering psychedelic jangle with the rhythmic swagger of the baggy era. Euphoric, hazy, and effortlessly cool.
2010 · Camden
A curated snapshot of the Manchester legends, pairing shimmering psychedelic jangle with the rhythmic swagger of the baggy era. Euphoric, hazy, and effortlessly cool.
2010 · Camden
This collection serves as a portal to a very specific moment in British musical history, where the grit of post-industrial Manchester was painted over with vibrant, psychedelic colors. It sounds like the transition from a dark club into the blinding light of a new day. The music is defined by a unique tension: John Squire’s guitar work reaches back to the 1960s with its Byrds-esque jangle and Hendrix-inspired wah-wah, while the rhythm section of Mani and Reni provides a heavy, funky foundation that belongs to the dance floors of the late 80s.
How does Collection sound next to the rest of The Stone Roses's catalogue?
The vocals lean far further into whispered than the rest of the catalogue.
Cassette uses generative AI to enrich its catalog. How we use AI →