Definitive grunge band Nirvana are reissuing their final studio album, In Utero, later this year. The box set version of the album will release on September 24, titled the “Super Deluxe Edition,” and will have “70 remastered, remixed, rare, unreleased and live recordings.” While the tracklisting is still unknown, it’s safe to say that there […]
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Nirvana Reissuing ‘In Utero’ With Absurd Amount Of Bonus Tracks
July 30th, 2013 
Dan Bogosian 
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Tags: Box Set, courtney love, Dave Grohl, grunge, in utero, Krist Novoselic, kurt cobain, nirvana, reissue 
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REVIEW: The Black Clouds – ‘Better Days’
May 16th, 2013 Brian Leak Artist: The Black Clouds Album: Better Days Genre: Grunge, Rock For fans of: Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Nirvana Many people like to damn specific genres of music, claiming that they’re dead. Not even hanging on – just plain dead. Disco, punk, grunge, and even dubstep has been said to have been short lived (thanks to the […]
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Daylight’s Frontman Discusses Band’s Recent Change Of Direction
April 17th, 2013 Adrian Garza AbsolutePunk.net recently had an interesting chat with Taylor Madison of Pennsylvania’s Daylight where the vocalist/guitarist gave in his take on how the band is receiving criticism for giving their sound a 90’s style facelift on their latest album, Jar. Follow the jump to read the complete snippet of the interview. I didn’t know people accused […]
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MUSIC HISTORY CLASS: The Death of Kurt Cobain
April 5th, 2012 Michael McCarron On this day in 1994, legendary Rock and Grunge icon, Kurt Cobain of Nirvana, committed suicide in his Seattle, Washington apartment. However, Cobain’s body was not discovered until 8 April when Veca Electric employee, Gary Smith, was at Cobain’s residence to install new security lights. Smith noticed a lifeless body on the floor of the […]
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REVIEW: The Vines – Future Primitive
June 13th, 2011 James Shotwell “In conclusion, Future Primitive is a decent addition to the band’s catalogue. It certainly has its moments and will keep you top tapping throughout. Personally, I feel it will take a lot more to convince in the long term – but then again, if they’ve made it this far, there must be a certain je ne sais quoi that I’m just not discerning.”
Posted in Features, Reviews Tags: album, Future Primitive, grunge, new, review, rock (genre), The Vines 1 Comment »Grunge Music Revealed Through New Photo Book
September 23rd, 2009 Val Provided by Spacelab Tired of Curt Cobain’s portrayal in Guitar Hero? Try something with more substance: the book Grunge, written by Thurston Moore of Sonic Youth. It’s a photo book with photos by photographer Michael Lavine that chronicles the late 80’s/early 90’s punk scene in Seattle. “… the discovery of Seattle punk youth, the seminal […]
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