Among other, healthier spring activities, I spent a fair part of the Bank Holiday weekend introducing my three-year-old to The Beach Boys and Lightning Bolt and listening to “Superfuzz Bigmuff” – not ...

The members of Mudhoney will forever be classified as the Godfathers of Grunge, and for good reason. Their debut — 1989’s aptly named Superfuzz Bigmuff — set the grunge-rock template, stirring ...

Short-lived ’80s band Green River were pioneers, commonly cited as offering some of the earliest examples of grunge. When the group dissolved a few years after its founding, some of the members went ...

Mudhoney frontman Mark Arm sometimes falls off the radar, but recently he’s been a flurry of activity. This week saw the release of not only his band’s excellent new album The Lucky Ones but also a ...

Recorded in 1978, ‘Rust Never Sleeps’ was recorded on Neil Young’s US live tour with Crazy Horse, before being overdubbed in a studio. Split into two halves, the opening five songs showcase the ...

Before grunge turned into the grace and pain of St. Kurt and the meat-head oomph of Nickelback, it was garage rock. More specifically, it was Mudhoney, and they were really drunk. “We wanna get loaded ...