Gold Against the Soul by Manic Street Preachers, album cover
Album

Gold Against the Soul

Released21 June 1993
Popularity40.0
Also cited24 June 1993

Gold Against the Soul is the second album by Welsh alternative rock band Manic Street Preachers, released by Columbia in June 1993. It followed their 1992 debut, Generation Terrorists, and climbed to No. 8 on the UK Albums Chart.

The band push the hard rock sound of that first record further here, and dabble with funk and grunge along the way. The lyrics also turn inward. Where the debut dealt in political and social commentary, this album looks at depression, melancholy and nostalgia. That shift makes it a revealing step between the debut and what came next in the band's story, and worth hearing for anyone curious about how the Manics changed course.

Gold Against the Soul: tracklist, credits and charts

10 tracks · 42:57

Tracklist

  1. 1SleepflowerBradfield, Moore, Edwards, Wire4:52
  2. 2From Despair to WhereBradfield, Moore, Edwards, Wire3:34
  3. 3La Tristesse Durera (Scream to a Sigh)Bradfield, Moore, Edwards, Wire4:13
  4. 4YourselfBradfield, Moore, Edwards, Wire4:11
  5. 5Life Becoming a LandslideBradfield, Moore, Edwards, Wire4:16
  6. 6Drug Drug DruggyBradfield, Moore, Edwards, Wire3:27
  7. 7Roses in the HospitalBradfield, Moore, Edwards, Wire5:03
  8. 8Nostalgic PusheadBradfield, Moore, Edwards, Wire4:15
  9. 9Symphony of TouretteBradfield, Moore, Edwards, Wire3:32
  10. 10Gold Against the SoulBradfield, Moore, Edwards, Wire5:35
Produced by
Dave Eringa
Recorded at
Outside Studios, Checkendon, England
Recorded
January–March 1993
Mixed by
David Bascombe, Dave Eringa
Engineered by
Dave Eringa
Label
Columbia
Length
42:57

Singles

  • “From Despair to Where” · 1 June 1993
  • “La Tristesse Durera (Scream to a Sigh)” · 26 July 1993
  • “Roses in the Hospital” · 20 September 1993
  • “Life Becoming a Landslide” · 7 February 1994

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 19938
Japanese Albums (Oricon) · 199332
German Albums · 199395

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Releases and pressings

How we know the release date wikipedia 1993-06-21 vs 1993-06-24 (musicbrainz), 1993-06-14 (wikidata)
SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz24 June 1993
Wikipedia infobox21 June 1993
Wikidata14 June 1993
US releaseJune 1993earliest US date
UK / Europe release1993earliest UK or European date
12 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
1993AUColumbia9399747406420other
1993GBColumbia5099747406492other
June 1993USColumbia074645738642other
June 1993USColumbia074645738628other
June 1993GBColumbia5099747406423other
24 June 1993JPEpic/Sony4988010578527original
1 July 1993JPEpic Records4988010578725other
9 September 1998JPEpic Records4988010771928other
13 May 2009JPSony Records International4547366045369other
12 June 2020XEColumbia194397336115remaster
12 June 2020GBSony Music CG886448235217remaster
12 June 2020GBSony Music194397336122remaster
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coverartarchive450×450upscaled