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PJ20 Photos - East Troy, Wis.

Pearl Jam celebrated their 20th anniversary last weekend by putting on a two-day event celebrating alternative rock and grunge's legacy over that time. The Seattle rockers, which headlined both night, were also joined by The Strokes, Queens of the Stone Age, Mudhoney and more. Check out Josh Darr's photos from both nights below.  read more

Sonics Tribute Album Gets Reissue Treatment

A 2004 album of songs recorded in tribute to early-‘60s garage pioneers The Sonics is getting reissued next month. The New Original Sonic Sound’s lineup consists of several members of groups who cite The Sonics as major influences on their respective careers....  read more

Stooges, De La Soul, X, Many More Play NXNE 2010

Just as this year’s Bonnaroo festival wraps up, the NXNE festival in Toronto will commence. Headlining the week-long music and film extravaganza this year are Rock and Roll Hall of Famers Iggy and the Stooges as well as The Raveonettes, De La Soul, Mudhoney, X and Les Savy Fav....  read more

Mudhoney - "Touch Me I'm Sick"

Click above to watch "Touch Me I'm Sick" from Mudhoney's album Superfuzz Bigmuff Deluxe, out now on Sub Pop Records. Related Links: Review: Mudhoney - Under A Billion Suns Mudhoney on Myspace News: Mudhoney recording new album...  read more

Mudhoney: Superfuzz Bigmuff: Deluxe Edition

Before grunge turned into the grace and pain of St. Kurt and the meat-head oomph of Nickelback...  read more

Mudhoney - Under A Billion Suns

Angry aging rockers wanted for music-and-thought crimes  read more

Mudhoney recording new album

Seattle elder statesmen Mudhoney are in the process of recording a new album for long-time label Sub Pop. Currently, the new project is without title and is tentatively scheduled for an early-2006 release. Production duties will be split between Phil Ek (Modest Mouse, The Shins), Johnny Sangster (The Posies, Young Fresh Fellows) and Tucker Martine (Jesse Sykes, Steve Turner). Additionally, several tracks will feature backup vocal harmonies by Christy McWilson and Amy Allison (daughter of Mose Allison), while a horn section peppers some of the album's other songs. ...  read more