The Wallflowers' 2000 album "Breach" was a deliberate move toward a more stripped-down, roots-oriented sound, eschewing the polished production of its predecessor. It stands as a testament to the band's organic songwriting and musicianship.
- "Breach" was produced by Michael Hausman and The Wallflowers, with additional production by Michael Fremer.
- The album features guest appearances from musicians such as?:?:?:? and?:?:?:?
- "Breach" was released on Interscope Records in 2000.
The Wallflowers are a rock band from Los Angeles, California, fronted by Jakob Dylan. They are best known for their blend of roots rock and alternative rock. The Wallflowers released their third studio album, "Breach," in 2000, after the critical and commercial success of their previous album, "(Breach)". "Breach" followed the success of "(Breach)", which had sold millions of copies and won a Grammy Award for Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal.
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