Ritual de lo habitual

Ritual de lo habitual is Jane's Addiction's 1990 album that blends alternative rock and alternative metal guitar intensity with funk-inflected rhythms and dance-rock grooves, anchored by Perry Farrell's expressive vocals and Dave Navarro's angular guitar work. Tracks move from punchy, riff-driven songs like Ain't No Right and Been Caught Stealing to more atmospheric, melodic pieces such as Classic Girl, showing a mix of aggression, groove, and psychedelic textures. The album helped define the band's sound and influenced the early 1990s alternative scene through its adventurous arrangements and production.