Drawn to the Deep End

Drawn to the Deep End
Studio album by Gene
Released March, 1997
Genre Indie rock, Britpop
Length 52:44
Label Polydor
Producer Christopher Merrick Hughes*
Gene chronology
To See the Lights
(1996)
Drawn to the Deep End
(1997)
Revelations
(1999)

Drawn to the Deep End is a studio album by the English indie rock band Gene. It was released in March 1997. The album was reissued in double disc deluxe editions containing extra materials on February 3, 2014.


Critical reception

Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
AllMusic[1]

Jack Rabid of AllMusic called the album "a total, total knockout", adding "Drawn to the Deep End, as its title implies, is an emotional onslaught, a flood of raw, unfettered, and unfiltered human feeling, an exquisite ebb and flow of earthquakes and temporary serenity" and stating that it was an "early favorite for 1997's LP of the year."[1]

Track listing

All music composed by Matt James, Steve Mason, Kevin Miles and Martin Rossiter, except where noted.

No. Title Length
1. "New Amusements"   6:51
2. "Fighting Fit"   3:55
3. "Where Are They Now?"   4:15
4. "Speak To Me Someone"   3:55
5. "We Could Be Kings"   5:15
6. "Why I Was Born"   6:00
7. "Long Sleeves For The Summer"   3:31
8. "Save Me, I'm Yours"   4:25
9. "Voice Of The Father"   3:21
10. "The Accidental"   3:02
11. "I Love You, What Are You?"   4:42
12. "Sub Rosa"   3:39
Total length:
52:44

Personnel

Gene

References

  1. 1 2 Rabid, Jack. Gene – Drawn to the Deep End: Review at AllMusic. Retrieved 24 June 2016.
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