English rock band formed in London, fronted by Gavin Rossdale; rose to international fame with the 1994 debut Sixteen Stone and have released multiple albums across the 1990s, 2000s and after their 2010 reunion.

Reviews frequently mention early comparisons to Nirvana and the Seattle scene. Critics note an evolution toward heavier, metallic influences on later albums (The Kingdom, The Art Of Survival). Lineup changes cited include drummer Robin Goodridge being replaced by Nik Hughes; Chris Traynor is repeatedly highlighted as a key guitarist. Producers mentioned in reviews include Steve Albini, Tyler Bates and Erik Ron.

DeBaser reviews treat Bush as an enduring English post-grunge/alternative rock band led by Gavin Rossdale. Critics repeatedly note early comparisons to Seattle grunge but praise later shifts toward heavier, more metallic sounds. Lineup and production changes (producers like Steve Albini, Tyler Bates; drummers Robin Goodridge → Nik Hughes) are frequently mentioned.

For:Fans of 90s grunge and post-grunge, listeners of alternative rock and guitar-driven music, followers of Gavin Rossdale.

 Another bullseye for Bush, who can now be certified as reborn and back on track.

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 The Razorblade Suitcase is the emotional baggage that the leader carries around the world.

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 Their first work is truly embarrassing, yet it sells over 8 million copies in the United States!

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