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Screaming Trees - Buzz Factory (Vinyl)

Screaming Trees - Buzz Factory (Vinyl)

Artist: Screaming Trees

Music Genre: Alternative rock, Rock

Label
SST Records
Cat No
SST 248
Released
1989
Pressing
USA
Styles
Alternative Rock, Psychedelic Rock

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ArtistScreaming Trees
FormatVinyl
LabelSST Records
Catalogue no.SST 248
GenreAlternative rock and Rock
Barcode0018861024813

Screaming Trees — Buzz Factory
Format: Vinyl • Label: SST Records (SST 248) • Released: 1989 • Pressing: USA • Genre: Alternative Rock, Psychedelic Rock

Tracklist:
A1. Where The Twain Shall Meet
A2. Windows
A3. Black Sun Morning
A4. Too Far Away
A5. Subtle Poison
A6. Yard Trip #7
B1. Flower Web
B2. Wish Bringer
B3. Revelation Revolution
B4. The Looking Glass Cracked
B5. End Of The Universe

Imported from the UK.

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About the artist

Rock band formed in 1984 in Ellensburg, Washington, USA.

Screaming Trees was a unique voice in the Pacific Northwest "grunge" scene. Their sound was more psychedelic, garage-rock, and '70s hard rock influenced which made them stand out amongst their peers.

After a couple independent releases on local Velvetone Records (2), they were signed to SST Records where they released 3 albums (from 1987 to 1989) before making the jump to Epic Records in 1990. Their Epic debut "Uncle Anesthesia" was released around the same time as major label debuts from Smashing Pumpkins, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, and Alice In Chains hit the stores... but Screaming Trees didn't have their first hit until their second Epic album "Sweet Oblivion" came out and their first single from that album appeared on the soundtrack for the movie "Singles".

The band broke up in 2000, and Mark Lanegan continued his solo projects from there.
Mark Lanegan and Barrett Martin were also involved in the side-project Mad Season along with Alice In Chains singer Layne Staley.

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