Soundgarden Streams Remix Of Early Classic Flower, Reissue Album Due Next Month


 

90s rock icons Soundgarden have a re-issue and expanded edition coming on March 10th  of their début full-length album Ultramega OK via SubPop. You can hear a remix of ‘Flower’ below.

https://youtu.be/unBrS5PEFUg

First released on infamous punk label SST, ‘Flower’ was the lead track on the album, and for many fans their introduction to the band. The re-issue was remixed by Soundgarden lead guitarist Kim Thayil and legendary producer Jack Endino.

Thayil commented:

Last year, Jack Endino and I spent a number of weeks remixing Ultramega OK and we’re gonna search for a label and put it out with a beautiful, heavier, warmer mix from Jack, which is something we always felt we had to correct about that release.”

Their début album featured a lineup of Chris Cornell, Thayil, drummer Matt Cameron (Pearl jam) and Hiro Yamamoto on bass, who would be later replaced by Ben Shepherd. Soundgarden issued a box set of their 1991 album Badmotorfinger (A&M) to celebrate its 25th anniversary, which Ghost Cult featured here. The band are currently working on the follow-up to 2012’s King Animal, due for a late 2017 release. They also have a brief US tour planned with festivals and a few headline dates.

Soundgarden – Ultramega OK Reissue track listing:

Flower

All Your Lies

665

Beyond The Wheel

667

Mood For Trouble

Circle Of Power

He Didn’t

Smokestack Lightning

Nazi Driver

Head Injury

Incessant Mace

One Minute Of Silence

Head Injury (Early version)

Beyond The Wheel (Early version)

Incessant Mace (Short early version)

He Didn’t (Early version)

All Your Lies (Early version)

Incessant Mace (Long early version)

 

You can pre-order the album here:

Soundgarden 2017 USA tour dates

Apr 28: 98Rock Fest – Tampa, FL

Apr 29: Welcome To Rockville – Jacksonville, FL

Apr 30: FortRock – Fort Myers, FL

May 05: Carolina Rebellion – Forest City, NC

May 06: Tuscaloosa Amphitheatre, AL

May 13: Northern Invasion – Somerset, WI

May 19: Rock On The Range – Columbus, OH

May 27: Rocklahoma – Pryor, OK