Description
Screaming Trees – Buzz Factory – Vinyl Record
Buzz Factory is the fourth studio album by the American alternative rock band Screaming Trees. The album was released in 1989.
The lineup for Buzz Factory typically included Mark Lanegan (vocals), Gary Lee Conner (guitar), Van Conner (bass), and Mark Pickerel (drums).
Buzz Factory continues Screaming Trees’ exploration of alternative rock and grunge. The band’s sound is characterized by Mark Lanegan’s distinctive vocals, psychedelic elements, and a raw, atmospheric quality. The album features a collection of tracks, including ‘Where the Twain Shall Meet’ and ‘Flower Web.’
As with much of Screaming Trees’ work, the lyrics often explore introspective and dark themes, contributing to the band’s reputation for emotionally charged songwriting. The album cover typically features artwork that complements the band’s psychedelic and alternative aesthetic.
Buzz Factory is recognized as part of Screaming Trees’ discography during a period when the band was contributing to the burgeoning alternative and grunge scenes.
The album showcases the band’s evolving sound, incorporating a mix of influences that would later become defining elements of the grunge movement.
While not as commercially successful as some later grunge albums, Buzz Factory has earned a cult following among fans of Screaming Trees and the alternative music scene of the late ’80s.
For enthusiasts of alternative rock and the early years of grunge, Buzz Factory provides a window into Screaming Trees’ musical evolution.
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Track Listing
Where The Twain Shall Meet
Windows
Black Sun Morning
Too Far Away
Subtle Poison
Yard Trip #7
Flower Web
Wish Bringer
Revelation Revolution
The Looking Glass Cracked
End Of The Universe
