Phantom Radio, released in 2014, saw Lanegan moving towards a more electronic, synth-driven sound, a departure from his signature grunge and blues roots. The album captures Lanegan in a period of intense creative output, following closely on the heels of his collaboration with Duke Garwood.
- Phantom Radio was recorded primarily at Lanegan's home studio in Los Angeles.
- The album features a cover of "I Am The Wolf" by the cult Australian band The Saints.
- Upon release, Phantom Radio charted at number 36 on the UK Official Album Chart.
Mark Lanegan was an American singer-songwriter, best known for his gravelly baritone vocals and for his work in the alternative rock band Screaming Trees. By 2014, he had long been established as a prolific solo artist with a distinctive, dark, and blues-inflected sound.
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