Nirvana

Dave Grohl: “Steve Albini was smarter and funnier and better at everything than everyone else in the world”

The legendary producer worked on Nirvana’s final album ‘In Utero’

Nirvana’s Krist Novoselic on when Kurt Cobain decided he wanted to work with Steve Albini

The legendary producer died at the age of 61 after a heart attack yesterday (May 8)

Steve Albini, 1962-2024: engineer who shaped rock’s most visceral moments

The engineer and producer who worked with Nirvana, Pixies, Breeders and more endeavoured to disrupt industry backslapping and serve the music. He succeeded.

Nirvana share letter from Steve Albini outlining his approach to ‘In Utero’

Albini's four-page proposal to Nirvana has been shared following the legendary producer's death

Fans are re-sharing Steve Albini’s proposal for producing Nirvana’s ‘In Utero’: “If a record takes more than a week to make, somebody’s fucking up”

The music world has been paying tribute after the legendary producer died of a heart attack aged 61

Legendary record producer Steve Albini has died, aged 61

He was known as the mastermind producer of Nirvana’s 'In Utero' and more

John Robb on discovering Nirvana, that Oasis fight, and the health of new music

The author and musician tells NME about his new book and spoken word tour, his thoughts on The 1975's Matty Healy, having an unreleased single by Fontaines D.C., and how the good will always out with new music discovery

“The best venue in London” Brixton Academy re-opens with The Smiths and Nirvana tribute bands, plus new safety measures

The legendary South London venue has been shut since December 2022 after a fatal crowd crush that left two people dead

Courtney Love says after Kurt Cobain died, “the hatred towards me reached a completely new level”

She has recalled how hate has constantly been directed at her, but Cobain's passing took it to "a whole new level"

The Smiths tribute band re-opening Brixton Academy: “We’re grateful and humble”

Following a crowd crush that left two dead in December 2022, the iconic London venue opens its doors again tonight with a tribute band show. The Smyths' Graham Sampson tells NME about what it means, what to expect, and the legacy of The Smiths outside of Morrissey's politics
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