Dark, aggressive, and emotionally intense, “Come In and Burn” by Rollins Band captures the band at its most powerful and uncompromising. Originally released in 1997, the album sees Henry Rollins and his band pushing beyond heavy alternative rock into darker, more experimental territory, combining crushing riffs, hypnotic grooves, and deeply personal lyrics. Tracks like “Shame,” “Starve,” “All I Want,” and “On My Way To The Cage” showcase the album’s intense atmosphere and emotional weight. With its raw production, heavy rhythmic drive, and emotionally charged performances, “Come In and Burn” remains one of the most ambitious and hard-hitting releases in the Rollins Band catalog, balancing aggression, tension, and introspective songwriting throughout.

1 Shame
2 Starve
3 All I Want
4 The End Of Something
5 On My Way To The Cage
6 Thursday Afternoon
7 During A City
8 Neon
9 Spilling Over The Side
10 Inhale Exhale
11 Saying Goodbye Again
12 Rejection
13 Dissapearing Act