The 1996 album "Limbo" saw the band, and in particular its co-founders Hersh and Tanya Donelly, exploring a more direct and melodic approach to their songwriting. This collection of songs showcased a mature yet still restless artistic spirit.
- Recorded at Sound Factory in Los Angeles with producer Patrick Amory, "Limbo" was the band's seventh studio album.
- The album features a more polished sound compared to some of their earlier, more abrasive work.
- Notably, "Limbo" marked a period of relative stability for the band's lineup, with both Hersh and Donelly contributing significantly.
Throwing Muses were a uniquely American alternative rock band formed in Newport, Rhode Island, in the early 1980s. They were known for their distinctive, often dissonant guitar interplay and Kristin Hersh's challenging, impressionistic lyrics.
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