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Alice In Chains Rainier Fog 180gm Vinyl LP + Digital Bundle
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The Rainier Fog 180gm standard Vinyl LP + Digital Bundle. Rainier Fog was recorded in Los Angeles, Nashville, and for the first time in more than 20 years, their hometown of Seattle. Mixed by Joe Barresi (Tool, Queens of the Stone Age), Rainier Fog is the band’s third straight album recorded with Nick Raskulinecz (Foo Fighters, Deftones), who produced Black Gives Way To Blue and The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here.
Songs like “Red Giant,” “The One You Know,” and title track “Rainier Fog” see them staying true to their roots; massive in sound, the songs are edgy, inventive and uncompromising.
“It’s a record we haven’t done yet,” says Cantrell. “But it’s got our fingerprint and it’s f-ing strong.”
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The Rainier Fog 180gm standard Vinyl LP + Digital Bundle. Rainier Fog was recorded in Los Angeles, Nashville, and for the first time in more than 20 years, their hometown of Seattle. Mixed by Joe Barresi (Tool, Queens of the Stone Age), Rainier Fog is the band’s third straight album recorded with Nick Raskulinecz (Foo Fighters, Deftones), who produced Black Gives Way To Blue and The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here.
Songs like “Red Giant,” “The One You Know,” and title track “Rainier Fog” see them staying true to their roots; massive in sound, the songs are edgy, inventive and uncompromising.
“It’s a record we haven’t done yet,” says Cantrell. “But it’s got our fingerprint and it’s f-ing strong.”
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The Rainier Fog 180gm standard Vinyl LP + Digital Bundle. Rainier Fog was recorded in Los Angeles, Nashville, and for the first time in more than 20 years, their hometown of Seattle. Mixed by Joe Barresi (Tool, Queens of the Stone Age), Rainier Fog is the band’s third straight album recorded with Nick Raskulinecz (Foo Fighters, Deftones), who produced Black Gives Way To Blue and The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here.
Songs like “Red Giant,” “The One You Know,” and title track “Rainier Fog” see them staying true to their roots; massive in sound, the songs are edgy, inventive and uncompromising.
“It’s a record we haven’t done yet,” says Cantrell. “But it’s got our fingerprint and it’s f-ing strong.”