Superunknown was the record where Soundgarden really hooked me. Seeing the video for Outshined in late ’91 got me to pick up Badmotorfinger (on cassette) and a little later on, Louder Than Love. Fast forward to ’94 and after hearing the first two singles, I went out and picked up Superunknown (but by this time I’d finally gotten a CD player). It had all of the weird time signatures and heaviness of Badmotorfinger, but was also full of hooks and some of my favorite, slithery Ben Shepherd bass lines. Let Me Drown, Limowreck and Fell on Black Days were some of the stand outs. Not long after, they released the video for Black Hole Sun.

There had been music videos with dark subject matter before, but the way they presented these nightmare-ish images in an ultra saturated, technicolor way, made it really stand out. I loved the way it felt like a mix of David Lynch, Terry Gilliam and the work of some of the alternative cartoonists I was getting into at the time, like Charles Burns. A suburban fever dream. This poster is my love letter to that record and that video for Black Hole Sun.” -Ryan Besch

Black Rainbow Foil Variant
Produced by Collectionzz
Illustrated by Ryan Besch (Your Cinema)
Seven Color Screenprint on Rainbow Foil
Edition of 250
Hand Numbered
Holographic Sticker of Authenticity