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The band, together with Finch’s family and friends, have set up a crowdfunding campaign to help cover her urgent medical expenses
With Celebrity Skin, Love shifted Hole's musical direction and created their final opus, in the midst of great tragedy
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
The heavy metal guitarist looks back on how the pop culture and subculture paradigm shift impacted Maiden
Released in 1992 as the second single from their sole studio album, What's Up? became 4 Non Blondes' biggest and most enduring hit
The slew of Fender, Marshall, and Ampeg gear powered the tour for the band’s warts n’ all debut album at the turn of the ‘90s
In her love letter to the ’90s – the last analog decade – the Hole and Smashing Pumpkins bassist shares how she fell in love with the low-end and became an integral part of the noise-making generation
Farewell to Seasons has been a two-decade labor of love from the Pearl Jam guitarist
Raw, feminist, fiercely unrelenting, Witch Fever have taken their sound from clubs to arenas. Here, Yarwood talks tonal epiphanies, starting on drums, and finding freedom on bigger stages
