Tool’s 1993 debut Undertow is a raw, powerful statement, marked by sharp production, crushing riffs, and heavy basslines on tracks like “Sober” and “Crawl Away.” Lyrically, the band tackles themes of hypocrisy, innocence lost, and identity, with Henry Rollins guesting on “Bottom.” Often hailed as one of their finest albums, Undertow captures Tool’s intensity at its peak.
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