35 Years Ago Today, ‘Temple of the Dog’ Proved What Good Artists Could Do Without Pressure From Record Labels

On April 16, 1991, the one-off supergroup Temple of the Dog released its self-titled album, a memorial to former Mother Love Bone singer Andrew Wood. MLB disbanded months before they were scheduled to debut, after Wood’s fatal overdose in March 1990. With prompting from Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell, Temple of the Dog was born. The group […] The post 35 Years Ago Today, ‘Temple of the Dog’ Proved What Good Artists Could Do Without Pressure From Record Labels appeared first on VICE .

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