Claim: Rock bank Slint produced the album Spiderland, praised by Albini, but generally receiving little media attention otherwise.
Evidence: Spiderland is the second and final studio album by the American rock band Slint. The album's release passed virtually unnoticed by the American music press. There was one major exception to the general inattention from critics: a laudatory, 600-word review by Albini in the British music magazine Melody Maker. Albini praised the music's originality and emotional intensity, as well as the clarity and immediacy of Paulson's production. 
Two other early reviews appeared in the UK press, both positive—though not as unreservedly enthusiastic as Albini. The band had broken up by the time the album came out, and it really didn't sell particularly well or get written about all that much in the year it was released.