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

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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 underground rock listeners and showcased the band’s gritty energy before they broke into the mainstream.

Time's Incinerator captured the band’s garage punk roots with a mix of rough edges and emotional...
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