Screaming Trees
Dust

Descripción

«Dust» es el séptimo y último trabajo de estudio de Screaming Trees. A diferencia de sus anteriores discos, más influenciados por el rock psicodélico y el punk, en «Dust» también hay muestras de folk y blues. Los hermanos Conner, Mark Lanegan y Barret Martin crearon una de las obras musicales más grandes de ése año. Simplemente, escuchen canciones como «Sworn and broken» o «Look at you». Incluye colaboración del guitarrista de Pearl Jam Mike McCready y fue producido por George Drakoulias (Tom Petty, The Black Crowes). Publicado en 1996, disponible en vinilo y Cd.

Dust is their seventh and final album originally released in 1996. In contrast to the group’s previous recordings that were more influenced by psychedelic rock and punk, Dust is equally influenced by folk and blues, while still retaining a harder-edged sound.

Live At The Coach House. San Juan Capistrano 1993 is an album by Screaming Trees, released in 2021. The album is a rock LP.

After releasing three albums with Greg Ginn’s underground label SST, Screaming Trees broke through in 1991 with Uncle Anesthesia on major label Epic. The band, fronted by Mark Lanegan (who would go on to collaborate solo with band members of Nirvana, Queens Of The Stone Age, Guns ‘N Roses and Foo Fighters) is known for its raw psychedelic, whiskey voiced garage rock.

This harder edge set the band apart from Seattle grunge contemporaries Alice In Chains and Soundgarden, gaining a loyal fanbase in the process. Uncle Anesthesia is produced by Chris Cornell.

Canciones:

1. Halo of ashes
2. All I Know
3. Look at you
4. Dying days
5. Make my mind
6. Sworn and broken
7. Witness
8. Traveler
9. Dime western
10. Gospel plow