The scorched land. The story of The Smashing PumpKins. Hanson E.

The Smashing PumpKins escaped from obscurity thanks to the damp and inharmonious sound, which expressed the discontent and disappointment of young people in the late eighties. Contemporaries of Nirvana and Pearl Jam, with whom they were compared, they quickly outgrown the granlage. The constantly changing appearance of the group and the experiments of Billy Korgan in the field of writing texts and music allowed her, despite internal problems, to remain successful and active on an unstable alternative stage for a whole decade.

Independent musical journalist Amy Hanson tried to present a detailed detailed The biography of one of the most creative American groups, starting from its lightning rushing to sudden dissolution.