SCREAMING TREES - Buzz Factory LP post-rock Beyschau describes Tambourinen as a

Beyschau describes Tambourinen as a sort of a musical meditation

full of pulsating grooves

Paul Flaherty

something I hadn't explored too much until this album

their pioneering dream pop style would only increase with influence as their career wore on

SCREAMING TREES - Buzz Factory LP post-rock Beyschau describes Tambourinen as aHighly recommended. Criminally underrated album, Buzz Factory is one of the grunge era masterpiece, featuring some of the best compositions of The Screaming Trees (Where The Twain Shall Meet, Black Sun Morning, Subtle Poison, Yard Trip #7, Flower Web, End of The Universe), and some of the best Mark Lanegan and Conner vocal and guitar performances. It has the psychedelic hard punk aura and the experimental hendrix derived inspiration of the first