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“A mesmerising snapshot of the nihilistic grunge age”: Mad Season’s only album may forever be associated with tragedy and loss, but the musicians sound liberated

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“A mesmerising snapshot of the nihilistic grunge age”: Mad Season’s only album may forever be associated with tragedy and loss, but the musicians sound liberated

With members of Pearl Jam, Alice In Chains and Screaming Trees on board, Mad Season’s 1995 album Above was gut-wrenching but transfixing

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