The Muses' third album, "House Tornado," arrived in 1988, a collection of sharp, angular post-punk numbers that cemented their reputation for challenging songwriting and unconventional arrangements.
- "House Tornado" was produced by Barry Becerra and the band, with the Muses' signature dual-guitar interplay by Kristin Hersh and David Narcizo being a prominent feature.
- The album was released on March 25, 1988, by ThrowingMusic, and later re-released by Round Hill Records LLC.
- This album followed their 1987 breakthrough "Fatland" and preceded their more experimental 1989 release "The Curse Our House."
Throwing Muses were a key act in the American alternative rock scene of the 1980s, known for their unique, often challenging sound. Emerging from Newport, Rhode Island, they were a prominent early signee to the 4AD label and built a reputation for their distinctive artistic vision. By 1988, with the release of "House Tornado," the band was navigating a period of intense creative output and establishing their distinctive dual-guitar attack.
Tracklist
