Back in 1990, Chris Cornell handed the lead vocals on Temple of the Dog’s “Hunger Strike.” Thirty years later, his 15-year-old daughter took up the challenge. Nice work, kid. Dad would be proud.
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I wouldn’t want to be anywhere near Los Angeles these days, even if Dave Grohl has started his own BBQ company called Backbeat that generously fed hungry firefighters battling the California blazes that
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Up until the 1990s, the second of the rock universe known as “alternative” was all over the place. There wasn’t anything anyone could call a defining sound. If it was left of centre,
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Temple of the Dog–the group that began as a tribute to Andrew Wood and ended up being a supergroup in hindsight–is on tour for the first time ever. Grunge fans are losing their
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Temple of the Dog (the retroactive supergroup featuring members of Pearl Jam and Soundgarden) is on tour for the first time in its existence (sadly minus Eddie Vedder), performing songs from their one-and-only
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Those who are aware of the history of grunge know all about Temple of the Dog, the retroactively designated supergroup featuring members of Soundgarden and the still-unformed Pearl Jam, who released one album
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Temple of the Dog is hot again. First, there’s the 25th anniversary re-release of their one-and-only album on September 30. Send, there’s the tour (sans Eddie) that sold out in three seconds earlier
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There was much excitement when Temple of Dog, the retroactively-labelled grunge supergroup, announced that it would reunite (sans Eddie Vedder) and tour for the first time. The occasion: the 25th anniversary of the
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The American space shuttle program ended five years ago today. Not much has happened with NASA manned space flight since then. Sad. And now, music news… A single social media post by Selena
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When Mother Love Bone’s Andrew Wood died of an overdose in 1990, some of his Seattle friends–plus some kid from San Diego who had just moved up the coast to be in this
Read MoreBy Adam Morrison Music can be used to express even the most complicated and darkest of emotions. Here are ten songs whose lyrics are written as a message to cherished ones that have
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