Razorblade Suitcase
(Audio CD)
Bush

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Hailing from London, grunge rock band Bush was formed in 1992 by singer-songwriter-teen Gavin Rossdale, guitarist Nigel Pulsford, bassist Dave Parsons and drummer Robin Goodridge, all veterans of the British music scene. After gigging around the U.K. the band signed to the then-unknown American label Trauma Records and in 1994 their debut album 'Sixteen Stone' became a surprise hit in the U.S. thanks to single "Everything Zen". After over a year of touring and four more singles, including the No. 1 "Glycerine," the album broke into the US Top 10, eventually selling more than seven million copies.

Bush returned in 1996 with the more jagged Razorblade Suitcase, produced by Steve Albini. Then in 1997 they brought out the electronica-influenced Deconstructed featuring production work by Goldie and Tricky.

The latest Bush album was 'The Science of Things' in the 1999 which resulted from Rossdale's sabbatical on the south coast of Ireland.