The best Screaming Trees albums
12 records, ordered by how much we can tell you about each one — not by chart position.
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Sweet Oblivion
1992
Presents their signature sound with dense guitar layers and dynamic shifts, offering a cohesive listening experience for new listeners.
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Other Worlds
1985
Psychedelic melodies intertwine with raw, grunge-infused energy, creating a hauntingly atmospheric soundscape.
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Change Has Come
1991
A swirling blend of grunge and psychedelic rock, blending introspective lyrics with dynamic instrumentation.
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Buzz Factory
1989
A raw fusion of grunge and psychedelic rock characterized by haunting melodies and distorted guitars that evoke a relentless sense of urgency.
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Invisible Lantern
1988
A swirling blend of gritty guitar riffs and haunting melodies, echoing the essence of late '80s alternative rock.
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Uncle Anesthesia
1991
A haunting blend of grunge and neo-psychedelia, layered with ethereal vocals and introspective lyrics that linger in the mind.
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Dust
1996
A haunting blend of heavy guitar riffs and introspective lyrics envelops the listener in a dark, atmospheric soundscape.
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Winter Songs Tour Tracks
1992
Grungy melodies intertwine with raw emotionality, capturing the essence of early '90s alternative rock.
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Even If and Especially When
1987
Raw and melodic, the album merges grunge's heavy riffs with neo-psychedelic elements and introspective lyrics.
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Clairvoyance
1986
A swirling blend of neo-psychedelia and hard rock, layered with haunting melodies and introspective lyrics.
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Sweet Oblivion Start here
1992
A swirling blend of grunge and neo-psychedelia, characterized by haunting melodies and introspective lyrics.
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Last Words: The Final Recordings
2011
Echoes of introspection and melancholy intertwine with gritty guitar riffs, embodying the band's enduring grunge spirit.
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Something About Today
1990
A swirling blend of grunge and neo-psychedelia that captures the angst of a generation yearning for clarity.