Alice In Chains

Alice In Chains carved a unique and enduring space from the Seattle music scene in the late 1980s, with their dark, heavy, and emotionally raw blend of hard rock and grunge, often infused with potent metal elements. Known for the distinctive, haunting vocal harmonies of Layne Staley (and later William DuVall) alongside Jerry Cantrell, and Cantrell's signature sludgy riffs, they've created iconic anthems like "Man in the Box," "Would?," and "Rooster." Their music unflinchingly explores themes of addiction, depression, and pain, resonating deeply with a global fanbase and influencing generations of musicians.