Released on the 1999 compilation Music Bank, "Right Turn" stands as a defining track for Alice In Chains, blending the band's signature sludge metal with melodic sensibilities. The song features Layne Staley's distinctive vocal delivery, characterized by a haunting, almost operatic tone that contrasts sharply with the driving, distorted guitar riffs typical of the grunge era. As part of a collection of rare and unreleased material, the recording captures the band's raw energy and evolving sound during the late 90s. The track remains a staple for fans of the group, showcasing the intricate interplay between the rhythm section and Staley's emotive lyrics that explore themes of emotional turmoil and resilience.