Released in 1994, “Zombie” became one of The Cranberries’ most powerful and enduring songs. Driven by heavy guitars and Dolores O’Riordan’s unmistakable vocal performance, the track marked a darker, more forceful sound for the band and remains one of the defining alternative rock songs of the decade.
Song details
Artist: The Cranberries
Song: Zombie
Released: 1994
Album: No Need to Argue
Genre/s: Alternative Rock | Grunge | Post-Grunge
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