
Red Red Meat occupied a distinctive and commercially overlooked niche within the mid-1990s American alternative rock landscape. Based in Chicago's Wicker Park neighborhood — a hotbed of indie activity alongside bands like Liz Phair, Tortoise, and The Sea and Cake — the band was the first Chicago act signed to Sub Pop Records, best known as Seattle's grunge flagship. 'Smokey Mountain Double Dip,' Track 4 on…
Jimmywine Majestic and its singles represent a critical document of mid-90s American indie blues-rock — a strain that drew on the Rolling Stones, Velvet Underground, and American roots traditions while operating within the Sub Pop alternative framework. 'Smokey Mountain Double Dip' specifically…
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