Serenade In Red

Oxbow, the avant-garde noise rock band, unleashed their fourth studio album, "Serenade In Red," on August 5, 1996, under Ipecac Recordings. This experimental masterpiece clocks in at 58 minutes and is a testament to the band's innovative approach to rock music. The album's nine tracks, including standout songs like "The Last Good Time" and "The Killer," blend genres seamlessly, offering a rich tapestry of noise rock, art rock, and experimental sounds. Recorded with the help of Steve Albini and Gibbs Chapman, known for their work with Faith No More and Red House Painters, "Serenade In Red" is a collaborative effort that pushes the boundaries of conventional rock. Oxbow's unique sound, characterized by its raw energy and intricate compositions, has solidified their place in the avant-garde scene. Fans of experimental music and those seeking something fresh and daring will find "Serenade In Red" a compelling addition to their collection.