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  1. On This Day January 18 1986 - Made to Be Broken by Soul Asylum Was Released

    On This Day January 18 1986 - Made to Be Broken by Soul Asylum Was Released

    On this day January 18 1986, Made to Be Broken by Soul Asylum was released, marking an important step in the band’s evolution from underground alternative roots toward a broader rock sound. The album blended raw emotion distorted guitars and introspective songwriting, capturing a sense of...
  2. On This Day: June 24, 1986 - Soul Asylum Releases Time's Incinerator

    On This Day: June 24, 1986 - Soul Asylum Releases Time's Incinerator

    On this day June 24, 1986, Soul Asylum released their second album Time's Incinerator. A compilation of early demos, outtakes, and live tracks, the album gave fans a raw and unfiltered look at the Minneapolis band’s early sound. Released on cassette only, it became a cult favorite among...
  3. On This Day: April 25, 1988 - Soul Asylum Released Hang Time

    On This Day: April 25, 1988 - Soul Asylum Released Hang Time

    On this day April 25, 1988, Soul Asylum released their fourth studio album Hang Time. It marked their debut on a major label and introduced their sound to a wider audience after years of building a loyal underground following. Produced by Lenny Kaye and Ed Stasium, the album blended punk...
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