Articles tagged "grunge"

Books Review

Grunge by Michael Lavine and Thurston Moore

by Brendan Fitzgerald

[26.Oct.09] :. Sub Pop's first lens on the grunge scene offers an early look at the signs of flannel to come, and the distinctive regional imprints on the sounds that followed punk.

Recent Book reviews

 

Featured: Section Front Page Review

Pearl Jam: Backspacer

by Evan Sawdey

[18.Sep.09] :. Backspacer is the poppiest, punkiest, and most up-beat record that Pearl Jam have ever recorded.

 

News

Q&A with ‘Grunge Is Dead’ author Greg Prato

by Glenn Gamboa [Newsday (MCT)]

[8.Apr.09] :. Though Greg Prato had never visited Seattle before he started his latest book, something in the city’s music scene from the early ‘90s - from Nirvana to Soundgarden - touched the writer...

PopWire

 

Music Review

Mudhoney: The Lucky Ones

by James Greene, Jr.

[20.May.08] :. Seattle’s elder statesmen of grunge return with another so-so, Lukin-free effort.

Recent Music reviews

 

Books Review

Nirvana by Everett True

by Leslie Joseph

[25.May.07] :. One of the author's major assertions, expressed through quotes of others, is that Nirvana remains a powerful entity owing much to the fact that Kurt Cobain is gone.

Recent Book reviews