In Utero: Vinyl LP #.show-split The record was produced primarily

The record was produced primarily by Dr

which was recorded in a little house in Atlanta that had been converted into a studio called the Living Room

Thinking about how Aaron Dessner took a chance on me after I messaged him with a fury of demos

on July 1st

and by the time we had done it three or four times we would hit record and we would be ready to go

In Utero: Vinyl LP #.show-split The record was produced primarilyOriginal Release: 1993 Having successfully brought grunge to the mainstream with 1991s airwave dominating Nevermind, and its lead anthem, Smells Like Teen Spirit, Nirvana felt they needed to claw back some much needed punk rock credibility for 1993s In Utero. Electing to hire Big Blacks Steve Albini to record their third (and last) studio recording, the choice was no doubt influenced by Albinis impeccable credentials, having produced Kurt Cobain