This eclectic playlist showcases the gritty vocals of Mark Lanegan alongside a diverse mix of alternative, indie, and rock artists.

Get ready to dive into the rugged, soulful world of Mark Lanegan with this eclectic playlist, "Mark Lanegan Top Radio." Featuring dystopian blues like "Methamphetamine Blues" and the haunting "Heard a Train," these tracks showcase Lanegan's gritty voice and dark lyricism. The playlist also branches out with contributions from kindred spirits like Wovenhand's "The Good Hand" and Ty Segall's psychedelic rock in "Tall Man Skinny Lady."

Peppered with collaborations and homages, you'll find "Crumble" by The National and Rosanne Cash, reflecting on melodic melancholy, and the raw energy of the Eagles of Death Metal's "Don't Speak (I Came To Make A Bang!)." With a mix of introspective tunes from Kurt Vile's "Cool Water" and Godspeed You! Black Emperor's sonic explorations, this playlist is a deep dive into the realms that inspired Lanegan and those that he, in turn, inspired. From the pounding anthems like Queens of the Stone Age’s "Go With The Flow" to moments of quiet contemplation like Nick Cave and Warren Ellis’s film score pieces, this is a journey through rock’s darker, more thoughtful corridors.

Playlist Genres

Singer-songwriter

Indie Rock

Art Pop

Chamber Pop

Alternative Rock

Modern Rock

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