Naked Raygun- JettisonLabel: Haunted Town Originally released 1988 Occupying the space between the punk movement's departure and grunge's arrival, Jettison is a definitive link between the two musical genres and, with its speedy slashing and grinding, is the most jarring and diverse of NAKED RAYGUN's albums. Electrocuting guitars, pummeling drum beats, and unmerciful vocals, which combine the MISFITS' "whoa oh oh" vocal with NAKED RAYGUN's own straight talking dirge,

a cinematic piece presented as a narrative in three chapters

Sleep Now in the Fire 3:26

Label: Stones Throw

Songs for the Deaf is a loose concept album

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are colors within a rainbow - all of which are present

Fans of early 2000s releases like Frigid Forms Sell and Anaesthetic will find a clear sonic continuity in the angular

Zebra 4:47

Sunday 3:26

Odelay continued to demonstrate and expand upon Beck's eclectic stylistic palette

Heart Attack Man (Live)

Springsteen-y keyboard lines (this they might deny)