The band's 1997 sophomore album, "Eight Arms to Hold You," is a strong follow-up that deepens their signature sound. It features dynamic songwriting and powerful performances that solidify their place in 90s alternative rock.
- The album was produced by Steve Albini, known for his work with Nirvana and Pixies.
- Veruca Salt parted ways with drummer Jim Shapiro before recording this album, with Jimmy Flemion of The Frogs playing drums on the record.
- "Clumsy," the lead single from the album, received moderate airplay on alternative radio stations.
Veruca Salt was an alternative rock band from Chicago, IL, active in the 1990s, best known for their blend of loud guitars and pop melodies. "Eight Arms to Hold You" arrived as their second album, following the success of their 1994 debut, and found the band working with a new producer and facing lineup changes.
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