In 1993, Fugazi spent a weekend in Chicago recording 12 songs with Steve Albini—intended as the follow-up to Steady Diet of Nothing. But when the two sides independently agreed the sessions fell short, they scrapped them. Later that year the band re-recorded the material with Ted Nicely, released it as their third studio LP, In on the Kill Taker. The original "Albini sessions" became legend—until now, twenty three years later, they have finally been released as a digital, pay-what-you-want album, with proceeds supporting the Albini founded Letters Charity.
