Alice in Chains' self-titled album, originally released in 1995, is a dark and introspective work that marked the band's final studio effort with vocalist Layne Staley. The record blends heavy, sludgy riffs with haunting melodies and acoustic textures, creating a sound that is both aggressive and deeply melancholic. Now celebrating it's 30th Anniversary, the album will see an official reissue, pressed on colored vinyl.

1 Grind
2 Brush Away
3 Sludge Factory

1 Heaven Beside You
2 Head Creeps
3 Again

1 Shame in You
2 God Am
3 So Close

1 Nothin' Song
2 Frogs