Dirt

Dirt is Alice In Chains' groundbreaking second studio album, released on September 29, 1992, by Columbia Records. Produced by the legendary Dave Jerden, the album blends heavy, sludgy riffs with haunting lyrics, capturing the band's signature dark, grunge sound. Dirt is widely regarded as one of the defining albums of the '90s and includes iconic tracks like "Would?", "Rooster," and "Down in a Hole." The stark, evocative cover art, which visually complements the album's themes of struggle and despair, was created by artist and photographer Rocky Schenck. With its raw emotion and heavy instrumentation, Dirt solidified Alice In Chains as one of the most influential bands in the grunge movement.