Social media has completely changed the accessibility of the independent music scene. You don’t need to look much further than the screen in the palm of your hand to figure out which emerging group is ...

A power trio from Northeast Ohio has an album release party at the Grog Shop this Saturday night AND has two other local ...

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Grunge never fully died; it simply changed accents. Today’s country stars may wear boots instead of Doc Martens, but the spirit is familiar ...

In 1992, The New York Times published a glossary of “grunge slang.” It was presented as a supposedly authentic linguistic tour of Seattle’s then-exploding music scene. The source: Megan ...

Which '90s post-grunge bands should have been bigger? Let's take a closer look. These post-grunge acts had moments that signaled the promise of success, but their time in the spotlight was brief.

Check out 10 1990s Grunge Bands That Should Have Been Bigger below. You know the 'Big 4' from Seattle and likely some of the other grunge favorites, but these '90s grunge bands seem like they ...

Its 1988 song "Touch Me I'm Sick" is arguably one of the first grunge songs, but obviously it doesn’t count when we’re talking '90s grunge releases. "Piece of Cake," the band’s best-selling ...

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Grunge-obsessed Gen Z revives risqué ’90s trend — but the disheveled design is a fashion ‘don’t’ for ... The DIY duds are reminiscent of ready-to-wear label Vaquera’s $125 “Bra T ...

Born in the ’80s at the beginning of Seattle’s rock-music renaissance, the grunge aesthetic didn’t truly blossom until the early ’90s. But before it became a full-fledged fashion phenomena ...