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 "Brother," the opening track of Sap, is an anthem to friendship with enveloping melancholy and unmatched vocal interweavings.

 The album dies with "Am I Inside"… cold and apocalyptic, where hope dissolves into silence and oblivion.

Alice in Chains' 1992 EP 'Sap' defies typical EP stereotypes, offering a raw and emotional acoustic grunge experience. Collaborations with Chris Cornell and Mark Arm enrich its sound. Tracks like 'Brother' and 'Right Turn' showcase intense vocal harmonies and deep melancholy. The EP reflects a pivotal moment in Seattle's music scene and remains a moving, misunderstood gem. Listen to Alice in Chains' Sap EP and experience a haunting acoustic journey through the heart of grunge.

 "'Nutshell,' the track that all, guitarists or not, would dream of writing at least once in their lives."

 "Jar of Flies, an apparently ordinary cassette, is one of those 'proofs' that cannot leave anyone indifferent. Authentic and heartbreaking confession."

The review explores Alice in Chains' Jar of Flies as a unique electro-acoustic mini LP that captures the raw emotion and intimate darkness of 90s grunge. It highlights key tracks like "Nutshell" and "No Excuses" for their haunting melodies and deep lyrical content. The author reflects on personal memories with the album while honoring the late Layne Staley’s legacy. The album is praised for its intense and authentic confessionality within the hard rock scene. Listen to Jar of Flies and experience the haunting beauty of Alice in Chains' timeless masterpiece.