Former Audioslave, Chris Cornell, exits the Soundgarden of early 90’s grunge and dines at Timbaland’s beat table on new experimental album Scream. If music is a journey, then Chris Cornell is on one awesome trip. It’s been a long time since a rocker embraced dance beats and electronica as completely as Cornell has on his third solo studio album Scream. A bold move on the part of this former Seattle grunger. Scream proves that music knows no boundaries and even rockers can tear up a dancefloor. Cornell’s trademark throaty vocals ripping through a cloud of clubdom… Chris Cornell is branching out and experimenting with different sounds and music instead of pumping out the same material album after album. His live show will feature all the classics as well, however.