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Gie Knaeps/Getty Images ‘It’s Official, It’s Over’: The Moment That Marked the End of Grunge, According to Eddie Vedder
According to Eddie Vedder, the end of grunge as we know it happened in April 2000, when The Melvins played a show in Seattle.
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(Photo by Paras Griffin/Getty Images for REVOLT) 4 Stoner Rap Songs You Should Play The Next Time You Spark Up
On behalf of every stoner out there, Noisey selects four hazy hip-hop songs for the next time you need to spark up.
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Counting Crows perfroem at Wetlands Preserve, New York, January 12, 1993. (Photo by Steve Eichner/Getty Images) How This Counting Crows Hit Became a Directional Pivot From Mid-90s Tragedy (And the Lewd Studio Note That Gave the Song Its Feel)
The Counting Crows released their first album one year before Kurt Cobain’s death, but that tragedy shook them up and redirected their path.
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Picture by Anthony Harrison WU LYF Lives: The Return of Indie’s Most Enigmatic Band
The near-mythical Manchester quartet returns with its first album in 15 years. They spoke to VICE about imposter syndrome, The 1975, and techno-futurism.
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(Photo by Paras Griffin/Getty Images) T.I. Pushes Back Against Critics of Rappers Who Pivot to Movies: ‘You’ll Be out Here, Too’
T.I. opened up about rappers pivoting into film and Hollywood during the big boom, with movies like ‘8 Mile’ and ‘ATL’.
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Gilles Mingasson via Getty Images Listen: Mazzy Star’s ‘Fade Into You’ Reimagined As an Angry Breakup Song by Miley Cyrus
Miley Cyrus proved she’s continually one of the most innovative pop stars around with this surprising rendition of “Fade Into You”.
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Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images Pearl Jam Never Wanted to Play This Controversial Protest Song Again After Being Booed off Stage
Pearl Jam’s song “Bu$hleaguer” got them into trouble when played live, probably because Eddie Vedder performed in a George W. Bush mask.
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(Photo by Kelley L Cox/Getty Images) 50 Cent Reveals What He Really Thought About Taylor Swift Name-Dropping Him in One of Her Tracks
50 Cent reacts to Taylor Swift referencing him on her 2025 album ‘The Life of a Showgirl’ and whether a collab made sense with them.
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Sal Idriss/Redferns Amy Winehouse Told Herself She Wouldn’t Write About This Topic Early in Her Career, but It Happened Anyway
Amy Winehouse once revealed that she wanted to avoid writing about this topic, but ended up with several songs about it on her debut.