Nirvana’s Lost Album “Ecstasy” Discovered in Abandoned Seattle Recording Studio

In a shocking discovery, a previously unknown Nirvana album, titled “Ecstasy,” has been unearthed in an abandoned recording studio in Seattle, Washington. The album, which was believed to be lost forever, is a major find for Nirvana fans and music historians.

The Discovery

The album was discovered by a group of urban explorers who stumbled upon the abandoned recording studio while exploring the city. The studio, which was once a hub for Seattle’s thriving music scene, had been abandoned for over two decades. The explorers, who wish to remain anonymous, found a collection of old tapes and master recordings, including the “Ecstasy” album.

The Album

“Ecstasy” is believed to have been recorded in 1992, during the same sessions that produced Nirvana’s breakthrough album “Nevermind.” The album features 12 tracks, including several songs that have never been heard before. The music is said to be a mix of Nirvana’s signature grunge sound and more experimental, psychedelic elements.

Authenticity Confirmed

The authenticity of the album has been confirmed by Nirvana’s former manager, Danny Goldberg, and other sources close to the band. “I’m blown away by this discovery,” said Goldberg. “I had no idea that this album existed. It’s a major find for Nirvana fans and a testament to the band’s innovative and experimental approach to music.”

Release Plans

The “Ecstasy” album is set to be released later this year, with a exact date to be announced soon. The album will be released via Universal Music Group, and will feature extensive liner notes and rare photos from the era.

A Major Find for Nirvana Fans

The discovery of “Ecstasy” is a major find for Nirvana fans, who have been clamoring for new music from the band for decades. The album is a time capsule of Nirvana’s creative peak, and offers a unique glimpse into the band’s experimental and innovative approach to music.

Stay Tuned for Further Updates

For the latest updates on the “Ecstasy” album release, including tracklisting, artwork, and more, please visit the official Nirvana website at http://www.nirvana.com/.