Tag: chris cornell
These 15 classic albums made 1996 a crucial year in punk history
1996: President Bill Clinton was squaring off against Kansas Sen. Bob Dole in a successful bid for a second term in the White House....
10 legendary bands who built the foundation of the grunge genre
Despite the grousings of certain members of punk’s first generation, grunge most certainly earned its place on rock’s historical timeline, the perfect antidote to...
Evanescence know every lesson learned since ‘Fallen’ has been worth it
From the time that Evanescence formed in 1995 to the present, the group have never had to sacrifice their focus or collective talents on...
Taylor Momsen had to fall in love with music all over again just to...
In May 2017, the Pretty Reckless were riding the crest of a wave. In celebration of their third album, Who You Selling For, the...
10 Sub Pop Records releases that set the stage for modern grunge
When Evergreen State College student Bruce Pavitt began his Subterranean Pop fanzine in the early ’80s, covering American independent bands and recordings, he had...
Jack Osbourne’s mental health struggles began before ‘The Osbournes’
Jack Osbourne recently sat down (virtually) with Lily Cornell Silver and opened up about his struggles with mental health and time on The Osbournes....
20 albums from 1996 that mark some of the best of the decade
The year 2021 stands out for, at the very least, two distinct reasons. One, we all simply could not wait for it to get...
10 albums from the ’90s that need to be listened to front to back
Interestingly, some of our favorite albums ever recorded always seem to have one or two, if not more, tracks that we can just do...
Love And Death are doing everything they can’t do in Korn and Breaking Benjamin
It’s been nearly eight years since Love And Death’s last album, Between Here And Lost, but the project’s return couldn’t have come at a...
Chris Cornell’s iconic ‘Superunknown’ guitar is up for auction
Soundgarden's 1994 album Superunknown is not only the band's most successful album to date, but it also marks a true triumph for rock music...
