Scream, Dracula, Scream!

Sound DNA

• Punk
• Punk Rock

• raw
• rowdy
• punky

About

Though it was a bigger hit in the U.K. than the United States, 1995’s <i>Scream, Dracula, Scream!</i> remains a pivotal work of '90s rock 'n' roll. With the exception of Nirvana’s <i>In Utero</i>, no other album succeeded more in translating the sounds of late-'80s American indie rock to a modern radio rock setting in the '90s. In “Born in ’69,” “Young Livers,” and “Burnt Alive,” RFTC kept the spirit of Squirrel Bait and Dag Nasty for a generation that missed those bands. And despite John Reis’ cheekiness, “Used” and “Come See, Come Saw” are as rousing and inclusive as any songs by Springsteen.

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