What makes Flour by Screamfeeder notable?

Flour received widespread acclaim for its raw energy and catchy songwriting, helping to cement Screamfeeder's status as a key player in the Australian indie rock movement of the '90s. The album featured prominently on Australian alternative charts and contributed to the band's increasing visibility during a pivotal time in the musical landscape. Released in 1995, Flour is Screamfeeder's third studio album, following their critical breakthrough with 1993's Burn Out. At this point, the band was solidifying their identity within the Australian alternative rock scene, gaining momentum through consistent touring and a growing fanbase.

How many songs are on Flour?

Flour has 11 tracks, running approximately 38 minutes.

Flour

Screamfeeder

38 min · 11 tracks · alternative rock

High-energy alternative rock blends melodic hooks with gritty guitar riffs, creating an infectious and dynamic listening experience.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Tower — The opening track establishes the album's energetic vibe with driving rhythms and anthemic melodies, encapsulating the band's signature sound.
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Over — With its infectious chorus and relatable lyrics, this song exemplifies Screamfeeder's knack for blending introspection with catchy hooks.
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End of This Day — This track showcases a more reflective side of the band, incorporating lyrical depth that contrasts beautifully with its upbeat instrumentation.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Tower 4:04
2 Over 4:14
3 Pepper 2:26
4 7 11 4:07
5 End of This Day 3:22
6 Car Man 2:17
7 Bugging 3:59
8 Turn Over 4:03
9 Walking Through the Village 2:24
10 Through With You 3:01
11 Cut 4:37

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