Vanishing Point (1996–1998) After a short hiatus, the band returned with a new lineup. Gary "Mani" Mounfield, fresh from the well-publicised break-up of his previous band, the Stone Roses, was added as the band's new bassist, and Paul Mulraney was added as their new drummer. The arrival of Mani revitalized the group, who were considering disbanding after the failure of Give Out. The album was recorded in the band's personal studio in two months, and was mixed in another month. Most of the recording was engineered by Innes, and produced by Brendan Lynch and Andrew Weatherall.
Vanishing Point (1996–1998) After a short hiatus the band returned with a new lineup Gary "Mani" Mounfield fresh from the well-publicised break-up of his previous band the Stone Roses was added as the band's new bassist and Paul Mulraney was added as their new drummer The arrival of Mani revitalized the group who were considering disbanding after the failure of Give Out The album was recorded in the band's personal studio in two months and was mixed in another month Most of the recording was engineered by Innes and produced by Brendan Lynch and Andrew Weatherall