Photo courtesy of the band.
A defining album of Midwestern post-hardcore, Red and Clear, the stunning 1995 debut from Giants Chair, returns in a newly remastered 30th Anniversary Edition. Originally tracked with Mike and A.J. Mogis at Whoopass Studio, the album’s angular guitars and propulsive rhythms helped shape an era. This definitive reissue sharpens its edges with a fresh remaster by Duane Trower (Weights & Measures Soundlab), preserving the raw urgency that made it an instant classic.
Formed in Kansas City, Giants Chair helped define the sound of Midwestern post-hardcore with their signature balance of melody, muscle, and anthemic intensity. Red and Clear remains a cornerstone of the genre, influencing generations of musicians and fans alike.
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