1995
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Vor 5 Tagen · Lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist Jeremy Enigk cherishes what the band captured at its outset with just as much wonderment: “It was like having magical powers, like a weird alchemy. We felt ...
Vor 5 Tagen · A Conversation With Jeremy Enigk. Once known as the anguished voice of emo pioneers Sunny Day Real Estate, Jeremy Enigk has done a lot of growing up in public. At 21 years of age, Enigk sacrificed Sunny Day—a band on the verge of a commercial breakthrough—in favor of Christianity, announcing his religious convictions in a 1994 e-mail to ...
Vor 5 Tagen · By Glide. 30 years ago today (5/10/94), Sunny Day Real Estate released their debut album Diary. Led by Jeremy Enigk and two future members of Foo Fighters (William Goldsmith and Nate Mendel), Diary served as a sprawling epic album that leaned on Emo tendencies while never straying from urgent hard rock.
Vor 5 Tagen · Right from the start, you hear these angular guitar lines and melodic bass, right before frenetic drums kick in. But it was Jeremy Enigk’s voice cutting through the distortion like a beam of light that drew me in. That combination of sweet then abrasive in both lyrical content and the instrumentation was compelling.
Vor 7 Stunden · All around I see you're under my skin Cruel to say I've known the best of my life Never again to hear The rivers' song so clear Every day's another scene The world around and everything for you An open door, a cauldron of Waves rush in through every house for all So they say another lie "Love's a rumor, but love will die" We're lost and wandering Deep in the ocean There lies a wave for you ...
Vor 5 Tagen · William Goldsmith, Dan Hoerner, Nate Mendel e Jeremy Enigk in stato di grazia assoluta che trasformano il buio in lame di luce che bruciano come l’inferno, per poi farci ripiombare nell’oscurità a meditare su quanto abbiamo appena visto. Un suono che picchiava forte nella testa e nel cuore, aprendo varchi in cui perdersi, annichiliti dalla solitudine.
Vor 2 Tagen · In 1994, grunge was still the dominating force in rock music, although it was slowly starting to lose its spotlight in favor of nu metal and pop punk, after the tragic suicide of Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain. However, and although its main stylistic points lived on with the divisive post-grunge trends, the Seattle sound would
