Bush, an alternative rock band hailing from London, England, first captured public attention in the mid-1990s with their grunge-tinged sound. Formed in 1992, the band consists of Gavin Rossdale as the lead vocalist and guitarist, Robin Goodridge on drums, Chris Traynor on guitar, and Corey Britz in charge of bass. Bush made a significant splash with their debut album, "Sixteen Stone," in 1994, which was a critical and commercial success thanks to hit singles like "Glycerine" and "Machinehead." Their unique blend of heavy guitar riffs and introspective lyrics resonated with a broad audience, securing their position in the rock music pantheon.

Though the band's popularity was initially more robust in the United States than in their home country, Bush has maintained a steady presence in the rock scene with a series of releases showcasing their evolution in sound. After a hiatus in the early 2000s, they reunited in 2010 and have continued to produce music and tour globally. Their recent releases like "The Kingdom" and "The Art Of Survival" exhibit a matured style while staying true to the raw energy that defined their early work. As they marked the 20th anniversary of their album "Golden State," Bush continued to demonstrate their durability and relevance in the ever-changing music landscape.

Genres

Alternative Metal

Alternative Rock

Grunge

Nu Metal

Post-grunge

Rock

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Latest Release

Loads Of Remixes

Bush

Album - 7 Tracks - Released September 13, 2024