Grunge

The following four bands are who we consider the 'Big 4' of post-grunge, which was a subgenre that branched off of Seattle grunge.

You know the 'Big 4' from Seattle and likely some of the other grunge favorites, but these '90s grunge bands seem like they should have had a bigger career.

These are the five best opening tracks on grunge albums by Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Alice In Chains, Nirvana and Mother Love Bone.

Think hair metal and grunge don't mix? These five albums will blow your mind — and maybe even mess up your perfectly teased hair.

Grunge unfortunately wasn't a long-lived subgenre, but these are the best releases that came out during each year that it reigned.

Nirvana's cover of the song 'Love Buzz' played during the Season 2 premiere of Max's 'The Last of Us,' as well as some other rock Easter eggs.

These are the best albums by 14 different grunge bands, most of which became popular in the Pacific Northwest area during the late '80s and early '90s.

The grunge era brought us more than Seattle's 'Big 4' and all their spinoffs. Here's some great grunge era songs that might have fallen off your radar.

We compiled all of our '30 Years of Grunge' episodes into one long documentary that details the history of the Seattle grunge scene.

The members of Return to Dust discuss the release of their self-titled debut album, touring with Sevendust and all that's on the horizon for the band.

Our picks for the 'Big 4' of grunge guitarists are Melvins' Buzz Osborne, Soundgarden's Kim Thayil, Alice In Chains' Jerry Cantrell and Nirvana's Kurt Cobain.

See how we ranked all of Alice In Chains' songs with Layne Staley from worst to best, from 'Facelift' to 'Get Born Again' and 'Died.'