Just before they disbanded, Slowdive put out the album Pygmalion in 1995. 
It was by far their most abstract album, coming from sugary pop on Just For A Day and the mature, experimental Souvlaki.  
Slowdive began to incorporate more elements of ambient electronica on Pygmalion.
 
Pygmalion is available as a limited edition of 2000 copies on purple marbled vinyl,
packed in a deluxe heavyweight sleeve with rainbow laminate finish and includes an insert.