
Released in 1991 as the lead single from Uncle Anesthesia, Screaming Trees' first album for Epic Records, 'Bed of Roses' arrived at a pivotal inflection point: months before Nirvana's Nevermind detonated the Pacific Northwest sound into global consciousness. The band had spent years on SST and Sub Pop, and this video represents their first major-label visual document. The warm, low-budget performance aesthetic…
A foundational document of pre-mainstream grunge's crossover moment: 'Bed of Roses' blends psychedelic rock texture, garage-band rawness, and major-label production polish in a way that anticipates the 1991-1992 alternative explosion. Its chart performance (No. 23 Modern Rock) established…
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