Stone Temple Pilots

American rock band formed in San Diego, known for their 1992 debut Core and a string of 1990s alternative/grunge hits. Key members include Scott Weiland (vocals, deceased), Dean DeLeo (guitar), Robert DeLeo (bass) and Eric Kretz (drums).

Formed in the late 1980s, breakthrough with Core (1992). Scott Weiland was the longtime singer; his death and later brief involvement of Chester Bennington and the later recruitment of Jeff Gutt (introduced after X Factor USA) are discussed in the reviews. The band is associated with hits like Plush and Interstate Love Song and produced notable albums including Purple and Tiny Music...

DeBaser's reviews trace Stone Temple Pilots' path from their 1992 breakthrough (Core) through Purple and Tiny Music to later reunions and lineup changes. Reviewers praise early albums and key songs (Plush, Interstate Love Song) while giving mixed reactions to later releases. The Meadow single and the 2018 self-titled album prompted discussion about replacing Scott Weiland.

For:Fans of 90s grunge, alternative rock listeners, and readers interested in band history and album critiques.