Superunknown

Description

To celebrate the twentieth anniversary of its release, the album has been remastered and is available in different formats. On March 8, 1994, Soundgarden, from the Seattle grunge scene, released its fourth album Superunknown. Acclaimed by critics, it debuted at number 1 in the United States and won two Grammy Awards. Driven by iconic tracks like Black Hole Sun, Spoonman, and Fell on Black Days, the album sold millions. It is now considered not only the masterpiece of Soundgarden but also, well beyond grunge, a very great rock album. "The best albums define their era and then transcend it. SUPERUNKNOWN is now a classic of American progressive hard rock made by a band that, from the very beginning, has always sought to go higher and further than the scene from which it came." (David Fricke Rolling Stone Magazine)