
1990s T-Shirt Layering Trend Makes a Fashion Comeback
Inspired by Kurt Cobain's iconic 90s style, the practice of wearing T-shirts over long-sleeve shirts is experiencing a resurgence in contemporary fashion circles.
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Inspired by Kurt Cobain's iconic 90s style, the practice of wearing T-shirts over long-sleeve shirts is experiencing a resurgence in contemporary fashion circles.

Denis Bango, known as Fvck_Kvlt, speaks about the profound impact Kurt Cobain had on him, understanding the despair and depression in his music, in an excerpt from a book.

Soundgarden guitarist Kim Thayil discusses the invention of grunge, the loss of Chris Cornell and Kurt Cobain, and his fears for the hit 'Black Hole Sun' as he publishes a memoir.

Musician Dave Grohl revealed that he almost gave up his music career following the death of his Nirvana bandmate, Kurt Cobain, stating he "wanted to disappear."

New revelations are reportedly challenging the official suicide ruling in the death of Kurt Cobain, who was found dead on April 8, 1994. The new information suggests that perpetrators may have incapacitated Cobain by forcing him to take a large dose of heroin.

A news quiz tests readers' knowledge about the ages at which rock musicians Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison, Kurt Cobain, and Jimi Hendrix passed away. It challenges how well readers have kept up with recent news.

Addressing rumours that Cobain wrote a large portion of Hole’s ‘Live Through This’, the bassist said: “If anything, she inspired Kurt’s lyrics” The post Melissa Auf der Maur and Billy Corgan on the…
A collection of iconic guitars belonging to musicians like Kurt Cobain, Prince, John Lennon, and David Gilmour will be put up for sale at Christie's in the coming months.
Michelle Branch and New Radicals have released a new music video for 'The Game of Love,' marking the first video featuring New Radicals in 28 years.

CloverWorks has announced that its new anime, 'The Guy She Was Interested in Wasn't a Guy at All' (Green Yuri), will use a Nirvana song for its opening theme, a choice Dave Grohl believes Kurt Cobain would have approved of.

Kurt Cobain's iconic 'Foxes' T-shirt is being auctioned off by Hole drummer Patty Schemel. This piece of music memorabilia is expected to attract significant interest from collectors.
Steve Albini's hard-earned gold record for Nirvana's iconic album "In Utero" is now available for sale, recalling the record label's pressure on Kurt Cobain to remix Albini's original recordings.

New research claims that Kurt Cobain did not commit suicide, reigniting doubts about the official version of his death more than thirty years later.

A new documentary celebrates The Shaggs, a band of sisters forced to play by their father, who became rock's most divisive act with their often out-of-tune and off-time music, gaining fans from Frank Zappa to Kurt Cobain.

The guitar, which Gilmour played on songs “Money,” “Shine On You Crazy Diamond,” and his “Comfortably Numb” solo, beat Kurt Cobain’s previous sales record-holding guitar

Courtney Love reportedly requested the Seattle Police Department to hand over their entire death investigation file on Kurt Cobain in October 1995, asking that no copies be kept.

DEVO's Mark Mothersbaugh and The B-52s' Kate Pierson discuss their upcoming co-headline tour, their unique styles, and their influence on artists like Kurt Cobain and John Lennon.
A review describes viewing Amrita Sher-Gil's art as an experience akin to listening to Janis Joplin and Kurt Cobain, highlighting its powerful and evocative nature.

90s rock icon Bob Mould reflects on his decision to disband Sugar after Kurt Cobain's death, stating there was 'nothing worth saving,' as the band prepares for a reunion.

This article recounts the life of Kurt Cobain, the American musician and frontman of Nirvana, tracing his journey from a grunge icon to his tragic death, making him a member of the infamous 27 Club.

Hole bassist Melissa Auf der Maur reflected on the long-standing misconceptions that Kurt Cobain was the key author of Hole's music.

Four fatherless girls in a band set out to escape their deprived Australian coastal town, in a dark, raw tale of friendship and abuse Liz Allan’s powerful debut novel smells unmistakably like teen spirit. Plunging the reader into the cauldron of suburban malaise that is an Australian seaside resort in 1994, it is narrated collectively by the Bastards, a band of 14-year-old riot grrrls bringing Kurt Cobain’s gospel to their dead-end backwater – in their own eyes, at least. To their schoolmates...