Mad Season was an American rock supergroup formed in Seattle in 1992, featuring Mark Lanegan on vocals, Mike McCready of Pearl Jam on guitar, Stone Gossard of Pearl Jam on rhythm guitar, and Barrett Martin on drums. The band released their critically acclaimed debut album "Above" in 1995, which became a grunge classic with hits like "River of Deceit" and "Nutshell," before disbanding in 1995 due to internal struggles. Though short-lived, Mad Season left an indelible mark on the Seattle sound and remains a revered part of 1990s rock history.
