The Afghan Whigs Biography

At their height, the group, which included Greg Dulli on vocals and mood guitar, Rick McCollum on lead guitar, John Curley on bass, and various drummers, including Steve Earle and Michael Horrigan, became one of the foremost ensembles of 1990s elective stone, climbing above and around the grunge movement. The Afghan Whigs, who began as a four-piece carport punk band in the style of the Replacements, Dinosaur Jr., and Mudhoney, eventually became one of the most well-liked alternative bands of the mid-1990s and one of the first pioneers from the American outside-the-box underground to abuse the assistance of major labels. Rolling Stone described it as more than a mere allusion in their archives of the 1990s election environment. Various critical surveys would rank 1993's Gentlemen by the Afghan Whigs as maybe the finest collection of the 1990s. Greg Dulli, the band's lead singer, would become one of rock's most notorious frontmen during the group's fifteen-year career for his provocative behavior and darkly emotive lyrics.

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