Red Heaven is a Alt/Indie album by Throwing Muses, originally released in 1992. On Gatefold: 23 pressings tracked, owned by 4 collectors.
Sound DNA
- Alt/Indie
- Indie Rock
- raw
- intense
- art school
About
Undaunted by the departure of Tanya Donelly to form her own group, Belly, Kristen Hersh continued Throwing Muses as a trio on the band's fourth album, Red Heaven. The pared-down lineup gives rock songs like "Furious" and "Backroad" a more powerful, muscular sound and pop tracks like "Dirty Water" and "Firepile" a crisp, spacious feel. Overall, Red Heaven is the Muses' most rock-oriented album since House Tornado, especially on songs like the Bob Mould duet "Dio," "The Visit," and "Rosetta Stone," but the band's pace has slowed into a slinky, winding groove that is more solid and forceful than the .
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Tracklist
- 1Furious3:52
- 2Firepile3:10
- 3Dio (feat. Bob Mould)2:51
- 4Dirty Water3:38
- 5Stroll1:00
- 6Pearl5:37
- 7Summer St.2:17
- 8Vic1:07
- 9Backroad3:47
- 10The Visit3:47
- 11Dovey0:56
- 12Rosetta Stone3:33
- 13Carnival Wig4:11
Credits
Performers
- Leslie LangstonBASS
- David NarcizoDRUMS BACKING VOCALS
- Kristin HershGUITAR VOCALS
- Bob MouldVOCALS
4 collectors on Gatefold own this · 23 pressings tracked on Gatefold