Grunge
Grunge is a rock music genre and subculture that emerged during the mid-1980s in the Pacific Northwest U. S. state of Washington, particularly in Seattle and nearby towns. The early grunge movement revolved around Seattle's independent record label Sub Pop and the region's underground music scene.
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Bundle of Hiss
Band
Dickless
Rock band
Bloodloss
Band
Hater
Supergroup
The Presidents of the United States of America
Rock trio
Midway Still
Pop band
Precious Death
Band
Drug Church
Band
Heretics
Studio album by Toadies
Gumball
Rock band
Class of '99
Supergroup
The Grand Astoria
Rock band
Pagoda
Rock band
Wooden Stars
Rock band
Mono Men
Band
Truly
Rock band
Tad
Rock band
Sugartooth
Rock band
Sweet Water
Rock band
6 Songs for Bruce
Album by Soundgarden
Faceshift
Band
Rehab Doll
Studio album by Green River
Devianz
Rock band
Primal Rock Therapy
Studio album by Blood Circus
The Hiss
Rock band
Stone Temple Pilots
Rock band
Jack Endino
American musician
Butterfingers
Rock band
Adam Latiff
Guitarist
Aleksandra Pileva
Macedonian singer
Silverchair
Rock band
Kate Nash
Sociologist
Melvins
Rock band
Novacaine
Musical group
Noah
Foo Fighters
Rock band
Garbage
Rock band
Cocco
Japanese singer
Rivermaya
Rock band
My Own Prison
Studio album by Creed
Gish
Studio album by The Smashing Pumpkins
Noizegarden
Rock band
Chris Cornell
American singer
Chris Traynor
American musician
The Chain Gang of 1974
American musician
Patrick Lachman
American guitarist
Paul Phillips
American guitar player
