Fig Dish - That's What Love Songs Often Do | 90s Album Review
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Show Notes
Released in 1995, the waning years of grunge and riding the big wave of the alternative rock explosion, That’s What Love Songs Often Do by Fig Dish was a punchy major label debut from Chicago quartet Fig Dish. Lyrically, Fig Dish steers away from overwrought introspection in favor of sly, observational jabs at love and life, delivered with rasp and grit. Raw yet clear production allows the interplay between all the instruments shine, with just enough hooks and attitude to keep you interested.
Songs In This Episode
Intro - Weak and Mean
25:17 - Bury Me
29:29 - Seeds
35:29 - Going Gone
Outro - Chew Toy
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