Nirvana pioneered the grunge genre with 'Bleach'.

The band – which at that time included Cobain, bassist Krist Novoselic and drummer Chad Channing – recorded most of the album with Jack Endino in December 1988 and January 1989, during a series of ...

Recorded in four sessions in December 1988 for just $606.17, Bleach would signal the primal quality and rawness that came to define the grunge movement ...

For this year’s Valentine’s Day, online cassette store Tapehead City is releasing an exclusive “Love Buzz Red’ edition of Nirvana‘s 1989 debut album Bleach (limited to 500 copies). They write: “Bleach ...

It was shortly after the 20th anniversary of Nirvana's debut album Bleach when I started working with co-writer Katherine Turman on the book Louder Than Hell: The Definitive Oral History of Metal. At ...

Legendary Seattle producer Jack Endino was out on tour in Europe with Kandi Coded on April 5th, which marked the 15th anniversary of the death of perhaps the most influential musician he has yet ...

Before there was 'Nevermind,' Nirvana released the unheralded album 'Bleach,' which really found its audience after the band's fame arrived several years later. Though Nirvana carved out a niche for a ...

Nirvana's first full-length album, "Bleach," is getting a deluxe reissue treatment on the 20th anniversary of its release, the band's original label home, Sub Pop, announced today. By David J. Prince, ...

The first Nirvana album was probably the last one you heard, but it marks a critical chapter in Seattle music history. Because Krist Novoselic writes a column for our Daily Weekly blog, and because ...

Michael LaVella has been an active participant in America’s underground music scene most of his life. Starting as a member of Pittsburgh’s first hardcore bands (Real Enemy, Half Life), LaVella moved ...

Nirvana was one of the most groundbreaking bands in rock history. The group's success will forever be linked to their 1991 sophomore album, "Nevermind." Two years before millions of teenagers smelled ...

Music video games like Rock Band and Guitar Hero have become the new stars of American culture. But fans of cult or indie music like, say, the Melvins, can’t exactly inhabit their inner Buzz because ...