Category: Grunge Culture

Introduction In the early 1990s, something strange happened to the music industry. Grunge, a raw and often grimy sound born in the rainy streets of Seattle, somehow found its way to the polished, neon-lit world of MTV. At first glance, it made no sense. MTV was built on glam, pop, and carefully curated images, while […]

In the early 1990s, fashion was at a weird crossroads. On one side, you had high-gloss pop stars dancing in leather pants that cost more than rent. On the other side? A wave of disillusioned youth wearing thrift store flannel, ripped jeans, and combat boots that looked like they’d survived a riot. Grunge didn’t just […]