After a decade-long absence from the studio, Living Colour returned with "The Chair in the Doorway," a record that proved the New York quartet hadn't lost their signature blend of hard rock, funk, and alternative metal. The album showcases their continued musical prowess and lyrical depth, offering a potent statement from a band that has always defied easy categorization.
- "The Chair in the Doorway" was released on September 1, 2009, by MRI Records.
- The album marked the band's first studio release since 2000's 'Collideoscope.'
- Critics noted the album's raw energy and the band's ability to explore complex musical themes, solidifying their reputation as innovators in the genre.
Living Colour is a hard rock and alternative metal band from New York City, formed in the 1980s, best known for their M.O.R. sound that blended heavy riffs with funk and soul influences. In 2009, they returned with "The Chair in the Doorway," their first studio album in over a decade, reaffirming their place in the alternative metal scene.
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