Bush

The sophomore effort from the Post-Grunge outfit forfeits the singles-oriented sound of their debut for production credibility in the form of Steve Albini. The track "Swallowed" became a minor hit, but the album as a whole failed to catch fire with the public.

Eyebrows shot skyward when the English band Bush announced that iconoclastic engineer
Steve Albini – he of the Pixies' Surfer Rosa and PJ Harvey's Rid of Me – would twiddle the
knobs for the group's sophomore album. Albini manned the board for Nirvana's 1993
record, In Utero. For Bush, the most successful and shameless mimics of Nirvana's music, to
go with Albini at a time when distancing themselves from the Seattle sound could... More >