After shifting the planet’s rock’n’roll axis with Nevermind in 1991, Nirvana released Its follow-up, two years later almost to the day. But what most people forget is that In Utero was originally a
Read MoreA couple of years ago, I was given a tour of Abbey Road. When we got to Studio 2, the place where the Beatles recorded virtually everything they did, there were a bunch
Read MoreAs cultural icons go, William Shatner is a pretty gigantic. Even the Wedding Present was been taken in by the Power of the Shat and therefore included a song about him on their
Read MoreI’ve always liked Steve Albini for his plain speaking. The producer recording engineer legend has some very strong views about music and the music industry and isn’t afraid to say what he thinks,
Read MoreMost music fans known Steve as a producer recorder of such bands as Nirvana, the Breeders and several hundred indie bands. But he’s also quite the cook. Stereogum takes a look at the
Read MoreThis is from Quartz (via Rupinder): It’s now 20 years since Steve Albini, the legendary rock music producer best known for Nirvana’s last studio album In Utero, penned a seminal essay for the literary magazine, The Baffler.It
Read More
