Morphine

In May 1994, Morphine delivered a captivating live session at Bullet Sound Studios, just before the release of their album 'Yes.' With the band's unique blend of alternative rock and jazz influences, they showcased tracks that blended seamlessly into their signature sound. 'Yes' would mark a notable period for Morphine as it expanded their musical horizons, exploring deeper themes and richer instrumentations. Interestingly, the band was known for their unconventional setup featuring a baritone saxophone instead of a guitar, a choice that set them apart in the 90s music scene. This session, part of the esteemed '2 Meter Sessie,' captured Morphine in their prime, brimming with creativity and expanding their audience across Europe. It's a testament to their artistry that even decades later, performances like this resonate with fans reminiscing about a distinct and haunting sound.

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