Polythene is the debut studio album by Feeder, the Welsh rock band who would go on to make a dozen studio records. The "Released" date for this one is May 1997, with a UK and Europe release following on 20 October 1997 through Elektra. A reissue added an enhanced CD version featuring "High", the single that gave the band their first UK top 40 hit, along with its video. The original pressing was withdrawn soon afterwards, which makes it a fairly rare find today.

It's the band at their most grunge-influenced, a sound they didn't return to on later albums, and critics at the time often called them the UK's answer to the Smashing Pumpkins. It only reached number 65 in the UK, yet sales stayed steady enough over twenty years to earn a Gold certification without ever entering the top 50. A VHS of the singles' videos followed in April 1998.

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Podcast · Episode 54 · 1 h 16 min
Feeder – Polythene
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Polythene: tracklist and credits

12 tracks · 46:27

Tracklist

  1. 1Polythene GirlGrant Nicholas3:29
  2. 2My Perfect DayGrant Nicholas4:26
  3. 3CementGrant Nicholas3:18
  4. 4CrashGrant Nicholas4:09
  5. 5RadiationGrant Nicholas4:39
  6. 6SuffocateGrant Nicholas3:54
  7. 7DescendGrant Nicholas5:21
  8. 8Stereo WorldGrant Nicholas3:24
  9. 9TangerineGrant Nicholas3:58
  10. 10WaterfallGrant Nicholas3:10
  11. 11ForgiveGrant Nicholas4:42
  12. 1220th Century TripGrant Nicholas1:57
Produced by
Grant Nicholas, Brian Sperber, Feeder, Chris Sheldon
Mixed by
Brian Sperber, Chris Sheldon
Engineered by
Brian Sperber, Chris Sheldon
Recorded
Mid 1996
Labels
Elektra, Echo (UK)
Length
46:27

Singles

  • “Stereo World” · 7 October 1996
  • “Tangerine” · 27 January 1997
  • “Cement” · 28 April 1997
  • “Crash” · 11 August 1997
  • “High” · 6 October 1997

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How we know the release date wikipedia 1997-05-19 vs 1997-10-20 (musicbrainz)
SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz20 October 1997ignored lone early release dated 1997-05-02
Wikipedia infobox19 May 1997
Wikidata1997
UK / Europe release20 October 1997earliest UK or European date
8 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
1997CAElektraother
2 May 1997JPPONY CANYON4988013667433original
20 October 1997GBEcho5027529002020other
10 February 1998USEcho075596208529other
18 October 1999GBEcho5027529002624other
29 July 2013XEEcho888837235525other
1 September 2016XWEcho0886443963269other
7 August 2021XWEcho0886443963269other
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deezer ✓1200×1200upscaled: major: best source 1200x1200, upscaled to 1500 (x1.25)
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coverartarchive500×500upscaled