Rodan’s only full-length album, "Rusty," arrived in 1994, capturing the band’s signature blend of jagged guitars and raw emotion. The album stands as a landmark of 90s underground rock.
- "Rusty" was recorded by Bob Weston at St. Cloud, Florida. It was released on April 1, 1994, by Quarterstick Records. The album features the band's dynamic shifts between melodic passages and explosive, discordant outbursts.
- The album was released after the band had already decided to break up. This meant "Rusty" became their definitive statement, rather than a stepping stone to future work.
- "Rusty" is often cited as a foundational album for the midwest emo and post-hardcore scenes that flourished in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
Rodan was a short-lived but influential indie rock band from Louisville, Kentucky. They were active in the early 1990s and are considered a key band in the emo and post-hardcore scenes.
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