Sparkle And Fade (Remastered) Everclear
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Album Veröffentlichung:
1995
HRA-Veröffentlichung:
01.10.2021
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- 1 Electra Made Me Blind 03:44
- 2 Heroin Girl 02:23
- 3 You Make Me Feel Like A Whore 02:46
- 4 Santa Monica 03:14
- 5 Summerland 03:43
- 6 Strawberry 02:34
- 7 Heartspark Dollarsign 02:52
- 8 The Twistinside 04:37
- 9 Her Brand New Skin 02:02
- 10 Nehalem 01:54
- 11 Queen Of The Air 03:00
- 12 Pale Green Stars 04:17
- 13 Chemical Smile 01:50
- 14 My Sexual Life 03:49
Info zu Sparkle And Fade (Remastered)
A combination of the same classic '70s rock that drives Foo Fighters or Queens Of The Stone Age and the melodic punk that inspired Nirvana, Everclear emerged on the pop culture landscape as part of the wave The Pixies and Husker Dü ushered in, a time when abrasive guitars aligned with naked emotional expression to beat back the scourge of vapidity. Everclear shifted the culture alongside bands like Smashing Pumpkins, The Toadies and Weezer; all diverse acts who shared a forceful authenticity. Frontman Art Alexakis has been candid about his past. His dad split when he was young. He and his mother lived in housing projects. He lost those closest to him to drugs and suicide and nearly lost himself in both, as well. This isn't the stuff of VH1's Behind The Music - this is the man's life pre-music, a life he's cracked open and explored in his art. It's there in "Heroin Girl," from the band's platinum commercial breakthrough, Sparkle and Fade (1995) and further hit singles "Santa Monica," and "Heartspark Dollar Sign," and it still resonates 20 years later.
"Everclear's major-label debut is a tough, melodic set of gnarled post-punk hard rock. An easy comparison is Nirvana, but Everclear's music is closer to the country-rock leanings of Screaming Trees -- underneath their loud, grungy guitars there is a distinct rootsiness lacking in most Seattle bands and that gives Sparkle and Fade its edge." ( Stephen Thomas Erlewine, AMG)
Art Alexakis, guitar, vocals
Greg Eklund, drums
Craig Montoya, bass
Produced by Art Alexakis
Digitally remastered
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