Alice in Chains SAP is the second EP by the grunge band, released in 1992. It features acoustic performances and includes the hit single ‘Would?’ showcasing their darker, melodic sound.
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Alice in Chains Rainier Fog marks the band’s powerful 2018 return to Seattle roots, delivering heavy grunge riffs and haunting harmonies that defined their legendary sound.
Alice in Chains The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here marks the band’s fifth studio album, showcasing their signature grunge sound with heavy riffs and haunting harmonies in 2013.
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Alice in Chains Black Gives Way to Blue marked the band’s powerful 2009 comeback album, featuring new vocalist William DuVall after Layne Staley’s death, blending grunge with emotional depth.
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Alice in Chains’ 1995 album marked a darker, heavier evolution for the grunge pioneers, showcasing Layne Staley’s haunting vocals and Jerry Cantrell’s masterful guitar work in their self-titled masterpiece.
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Alice in Chains Jar of Flies became the first EP to debut at number one on the Billboard 200 in 1994, showcasing the band’s acoustic brilliance and emotional depth.
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Alice in Chains Dirt, released in 1992, stands as a defining grunge masterpiece featuring raw emotion, heavy riffs, and Layne Staley’s haunting vocals that shaped alternative rock history.
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Alice in Chains Facelift, the groundbreaking 1990 debut album, introduced grunge’s dark side with heavy riffs and Layne Staley’s haunting vocals, establishing the band as Seattle legends.
