Mark Lanegan’s 'Houston (Publishing Demos 2002)' offers a rare glimpse into a pivotal moment of transition for one of rock’s most distinctive voices. Recorded shortly after the dissolution of Screaming Trees, these 12 tracks capture Lanegan searching through shadows—his gravelled baritone wrapped in raw, intimate arrangements that reveal both fragility and resolve. Produced by Randall Jamail and long unreleased, the demos present an artist between worlds: still haunted by grunge’s aftermath, yet moving toward the blues-soaked introspection that would define his later work.

Sparse and unvarnished, 'Houston (Publishing Demos 2002)' feels like an open journal written in twilight. Tracks like “Two Horses,” “When It’s In You (Methamphetamine Blues),” and “Way to Tomorrow” breathe with melancholy restraint, their minimal instrumentation allowing Lanegan’s voice to carry the full weight of experience. With artwork by Jon Langford of The Mekons, this collection isn’t just a window into a lost session—it’s a portrait of an artist rebuilding himself through the quiet power of imperfection.

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