What makes Low Self Opinion by Rollins Band notable?

The album's title track gained significant airplay on college radio, helping to cement Rollins Band's status in the alternative scene. Its raw honesty and confrontational lyrics resonated with listeners, influencing a wave of introspective and emotionally charged music in the early '90s. Released in January 1992, Low Self Opinion is the second studio album by Rollins Band and follows their breakthrough record, The End of Silence (1992). At this point, frontman Henry Rollins was solidifying his reputation as a formidable voice in alternative metal and post-hardcore, navigating the complexities of personal identity through aggressive soundscapes.

How many songs are on Low Self Opinion?

Low Self Opinion has 2 tracks, running approximately 12 minutes.

Low Self Opinion

Rollins Band · 1992

12 min · 2 tracks · alternative metal

A raw and intense exploration of self-doubt, blending heavy riffs with emotionally charged vocals.

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Low Self Opinion — This track encapsulates the album's overarching themes of self-doubt and introspection through its driving instrumentation and fervent delivery.
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Lie, Lie, Lie — With its relentless energy and biting lyrics, this track highlights the band's ability to meld heavy sound with critical social commentary, showcasing Rollins' signature vocal style.

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1 Low Self Opinion 5:28
2 Lie, Lie, Lie 7:02

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