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HIGHLIGHTER YELLOW VINYL Alice In Chains’ self-titled album Alice in Chains stands as the band’s final studio recording with Layne Staley — a stark document of their heaviest, most wounded era. Released in 1995, it bridges the group’s serrated, low-slung guitar attack with slower, murkier tempos and a near-suffocating emotional gravity. The songs lean into a bruised, narcotic mood: gnarled distortion is offset with dissolution-tinted harmonies, stripped-back passages and the uneasy quiet that creeps in between the blowtorch riffs.
HIGHLIGHTER YELLOW VINYL Alice In Chains’ self-titled album Alice in Chains stands as the band’s final studio recording with Layne Staley — a stark document of their heaviest, most wounded era. Released in 1995, it bridges the group’s serrated, low-slung guitar attack with slower, murkier tempos and a near-suffocating emotional gravity. The songs lean into a bruised, narcotic mood: gnarled distortion is offset with dissolution-tinted harmonies, stripped-back passages and the uneasy quiet that creeps in between the blowtorch riffs.