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March 14, 2002

Mudhoney Stage a Comeback

Seattle's grunge heroes return with new album
September 23, 1998

Mudhoney Going Glam?

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September 22, 1998

Yesterday and Today

Are Mudhoney Seattle's last gasp, or grunge's original sons ushering in a new era?
July 11, 1998

Mudhoney Shows 'Em How It's Done

Seattle Forefathers Prepare a New Disc

Recordings and Reviews

My Brother The Cow

The first great grunge band from Seattle have composed the last great grunge record. That this has been accomplished so long after the fashion for flannel has expired is a delicious irony Mudhoney seem uniquely equipped to savor.

Mudhoney got by for years on a riff and a phrase, delivered with...

2009 RS: 4of 5 Stars

Piece Of Cake

2009

Under A Billion Suns

2006

Since We've Become Translucent

2002

Tomorrow Hit Today

1998

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When Mudhoney issued its debut EP, Superfuzz Bigmuff (named after the vintage distortion pedals used by guitarists Mark Arm and Steve Turner), and a bilious Stooges-worthy single, "Touch Me I'm Sick," it birthed Seattle grunge. Arm and Turner are Green River alums, just like Jeff Ament and Stone Gossard, who went on to form Pearl Jam. Whereas Pearl Jam updated the anthemic possibilities of early...

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