Mark Lanegan

Screaming Trees' Gary Lee Conner talks unearthed 1991 'live' LP, 'Singles' soundtrack & more (BV interview)

Conner also talks about being on the 1993 MTV Alternative Nation tour with Soul Asylum & Spin Doctors, and what else from Screaming Trees’ archives might see the light of day.

Screaming Trees releasing unearthed 1991 Egg Studios session on fried egg vinyl

This 11-song session was recorded in early 1991 live to tape at Seattle’s legendary Egg Studios, and has never before been released.

The Afghan Whigs announce new LP & fall tour (stream "The Getaway")

‘How Do You Burn?‘ is The Afghan Whigs’ first album in five years, and features two songs with the late Mark Lanegan.

Watch Toyah & Robert Fripp cover Queens of the Stone Age's "No One Knows"

“My wife is having a kitchen jog,“ Robert Fripp says of this week‘s edition of Toyah & Robert‘s Sunday Lunch.

Read Nick Cave's tribute to Mark Lanegan: "a true singer, a superb writer and beautiful soul"

”That voice tears right through you, his sheer force on stage absolutely humbling. A greatness, Mark, a greatness — a true singer, a superb writer and beautiful soul, loved by all.”

Isobell Campbell pens tribute to collaborator Mark Lanegan: "my world is for ever changed"

”I hope your final journey after arduous battle was kind and graceful enough, Old Scratch. And I pray grieving loved ones left behind in time are soothed and heal. I will for ever cherish your memory in my heart.”

Revisit Mark Lanegan and Kurt Cobain's 1989 cover of Lead Belly's "Where Did You Sleep Last Night?"

Kurt’s Nirvana bandmate Krist Novoselic and Lanegan’s Screaming Trees bandmate Mark Pickerel played on the cover as well, which was recorded four years before Nirvana popularized the song on ‘MTV Unplugged.’

Mark Lanegan remembered by Greg Dulli, Tad Doyle, Dinosaur Jr, Iggy Pop, Cult of Luna, more

John Cale, Peter Hook, Warren Ellis, Moby, Laura Jane Grace, Perfume Genius, Ride’s Andy Bell, Sleaford Mods, and more have also paid tribute to Lanegan, who died earlier today.

Mark Lanegan (Screaming Trees, Queens of the Stone Age) has died

Mark Lanegan, one of the great rock voices of the last 30 years, died today at his home in Ireland. He was 57.

Watch Mark Lanegan & Joe Cardamone's "Traction / Manifesto" horror short

Mark Lanegan and Joe Cardamone combine two songs from their ‘Dark Mark Vs Skeleton Joe’ album for “a surreal horror trip into the abyss.“
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