Soundgarden

By February 2015, when Soundgarden performed "Jesus Christ Pose" at the Big Top Luna Park in Sydney, they were riding the wave of a resurgence in their career. Their most recent studio album, "King Animal," was released in 2012 and marked their first release in over 15 years since "Down on the Upside" in 1996. Interestingly, "King Animal" showcased a raw, gritty sound that resonates deeply with their early work, maintaining that signature grunge quality fans know and love. "Jesus Christ Pose," originally from their 1991 album "Badmotorfinger," stands out as one of their most iconic tracks, crunching through societal commentary with an intense fervor that turned heads in the early '90s. During live performances in 2015, the band's electrifying energy was palpable, showcasing their enduring appeal and the tight-knit camaraderie among members. It’s a testament to their lasting legacy, as they seamlessly blended nostalgia with a fresh intensity, proving that sometimes, the passion behind the music just keeps getting better with age.

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