album · October 12, 1993
The Buried Life
American Recordings Catalog P&DSee this day
indie rockalternativeshoegaze
The Buried Life is Medicine's debut full-length album, a landmark release in the shoegaze and noise-rock scenes of the early 1990s. Its dense, effects-laden soundscapes and hypnotic song structures set a high bar for experimental rock.
- The album was produced by Brad Laner and was released on American Recordings.
- The Buried Life was released in October 1993, during a period of intense creativity for the band.
- The album has been cited as an influence on subsequent generations of experimental and noise-rock artists.
Medicine was an American experimental rock band formed in Los Angeles in 1991. They were known for their noisy, psychedelic, and often abrasive sound, frequently compared to bands like My Bloody Valentine and Spacemen 3.
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