Hear Melvins Cover Soundgarden’s ‘Spoonman’ With Soundgarden Drummer Matt Cameron
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Track comes off of group's new Lord of the Flies EP
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Oh Well, Whatever, Nevermind: The Grunge Ripple Effect in 10 Nineties Rock Songs
Posted in: Music FeaturesAfter Nirvana broke, the rock world embraced a darker, mopier sound. Hear how everyone from Mötley Crüe to Alice Cooper tried their best to fit in with the times
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The Night Nirvana Changed Everything
Posted in: Music FeaturesWhen I saw them play "Smells Like Teen Spirit" for the first time 30 years ago at a tiny Seattle club, I could feel history happening
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Flashback: Kurt Cobain Rips Through ‘Dive’ in Lingerie at 1993 Nirvana Show
Posted in: Music FeaturesOn the anniversary of Kurt Cobain's death, watch him perform an early gem in a lace slip and tiara
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Eddie Bauer Launches Sub Pop Records Collab
Posted in: LifestyleThe two Seattle-based brands team up for a limited-edition clothing release that pays homage to grunge music and fashion
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Why Is ‘Nevermind’ the Greatest Grunge Album Ever Made?
Posted in: Music NewsNew episode of Rolling Stone Music Now podcast explores the greatest grunge albums ever made
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‘Live Through This’ at 25: How Courtney Love Proved Herself to the World
Posted in: Music FeaturesLove lashed out at sexism and toxic fame on the grunge era's most controversial masterwork, released just days after Kurt Cobain's death
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Book Review: Danny Goldberg’s ‘Serving the Servant’ is a Fascinating Account of His Years Inside Nirvana’s Drama
Posted in: Culture FeaturesTwenty-five years later, the Nirvana manager poignantly describes his professional and personal relationship with Kurt Cobain.
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L7’s Donita Sparks: My Favorite Grunge Albums
Posted in: Music FeaturesFrom Flipper's 'Generic' to Veruca Salt's 'American Thighs,' the singer and guitarist picks albums that show a different history of grunge
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Mudhoney’s Mark Arm: My Favorite ‘Grungy’ Albums
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe singer picks 10 albums that he feels best exemplify the "raw, fucked-up" rock aesthetic that would later become synonymous with Seattle
