Nirvana: Bleach

By AJ Ramirez

Starting with Nevermind, Kurt Cobain intentionally simplified his compositions in order to emphasize their pop components. Less song-focused than later Nirvana works, Bleach acts as an interesting showcase of the band’s musical chops. [5 November 2009]

The Best Music DVDs of 2007

By Ron Hart

The last few years have seen some mind-blowing DVD repackaging of a wide variety of musically projects. 2007 is the best yet. [25 January 2008]

Nirvana by Everett True

By Leslie Joseph

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. [25 May 2007]

Nirvana: Nirvana - In Utero, A Classic Album Under Review [DVD]

By Jon Langmead

Oft-repeated insights, well-understood points . . . little new to say, here. [20 December 2006]

Nirvana: Nirvana: Live! Tonight! Sold Out!! [DVD]

By Noah Davis

This DVD captures the revolution started by Kurt Cobain, his two friends, and their four chords. [8 December 2006]

Nirvana: With the Lights Out

By Tim O'Neil

As amazingly important as Nirvana were, they became popular the same way anyone else ever has: they happened to be saying the right thing at just the right time. If their timing had been off by just the merest fraction, they could have easily fallen into line with the Pixies, the Replacements and Pavement as yet another greatly esteemed but commercially overlooked indie band. [3 December 2004]

Mixed Media: Happy anniversary, Nirvana! (MP3)

Sound Affects: Verse-Chorus-Verse: Nirvana - “Where Did You Sleep Last Night”

Pop Heroism, One Song at a Time [5 October 2009]

Sound Affects: Courtney Love, Ex-Nirvana Members Blast ‘Guitar Hero 5’ Cobain Avatar