Interviews

June 1992 – Los Angeles CA US; In the frankest and most comprehensive interview he’s given since “Nevermind” blasted Nirvana into the rock super league Kurt Cobain talks to Everett True in Los Angeles about the calming influence of his marriage to Courtney Love being ripped off by the corporate machine paranoia being misunderstood as […]

September 11 1992 – Seattle WA US; The year was 1986. A new voice was emerging as the seeds of decline amidst Reagan’s Decade of Greed began to sprout and bear fruit. By the Crash of 1987 the world would be changed forever. From the rubble of discarded spreadsheets and junk bond junkies a new

Chewing on some of the keenest noise baccy in the biz, the Sub Pop bastards are spittin’ it back out as some of this year’s finest platters.And the latest contenders in the vinyl Midas story that brought Mudhoney’s grungenomic success are Tad and Nirvana.The pair are touring the UK next week in a hefty double

For a concert spectacular to be broadcast worldwide on New Year’s Eve, MTV went to Seattle, where they’d but together a bill featuring Cypress Hill and The Breeders, whose ‘Cannonball’ is MM’s Single of the Year. Co-headliners of the show were meant to be Nirvana and Pearl Jam, the twin god-heads of grunge, whose longstanding

By Jeff Giles What can you tell me about “Let Me In”? That’s a song that I wrote to Kurt Cobain after he killed himself. [Pause.] I, um…I should be able to do this without getting emotional. [Pause.] I lost a friend in October — River Phoenix was a very, very close friend of mine.

In October of 1993 Nirvana launched their tour in support of what was to be their last studio album, In Utero, playing the Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Phoenix, Arizona. MTV News flew out to catch the show and speak with the band afterwards; here we are presenting extended excerpts from the interview and the concert.