Brooklyn Vegan — Plus: Iron & Wine, Mudhoney, Gallant / Jamilla Woods, Waxahatchee, Jade Bird, Shake Graves, and more tickets on sale. Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Plus: Superchunk, The Breeders, The Magnetic Fields, Nine Inch Nails/Jesus & Mary Chain, Neil Young, Mudhoney, The Charlatans, Gruff Rhys, and more. Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Mudhoney haven't put out a new studio album since 2013's 'Vanishing Point' (they did release live album, 'LiE,' this year, though), but they will be on tour this fall, including a stop in Brooklyn... Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The lineup also includes Spits, Dwarves, Guida, The Dickies, plus reunions of Le Shok, Gris Gris, Hunx & His Punx, and more Continue reading… more info

Consequence of Sound — Plus: Mudhoney, Dwarves, La Shok's first live performance in 15 years, The Mummies, and John Waters. more info

Popdose — I still remember the CD. My Mudhoney collection was fairly impressive in ’93, having dug deep into the band’s Sub Pop soil, but the disc I found at Vintage Vinyl, Jack’s or wherever I was buying records at the time was of special interest: it w... more info

Popdose — I still remember the CD. My Mudhoney collection was fairly impressive in ’93, having dug deep into the band’s Sub Pop soil, but the disc I found at Vintage Vinyl, Jack’s or wherever I was buying records at the time was of special interest: it w... more info

Sweeping The Nation — What sort of year was 1988? A Don't Worry Be Happy, biggest selling international albums of the year all being released in 1987, Glenn Medeiros, I Owe You Nothing kind of year. On the other hand, and results may vary on whether these were strictl... more info

KEXP Seattle — Recurring is the final album by Spacemen 3 — released after their parting of ways — and the third album of theirs I’ve covered in this space (see also here and here). I could talk about the band’s acrimonious split and the genesis of Spiritua... more info

Stereogum — I'm not here to start an argument, just calling it like I see it: Mudhoney were the quintessential grunge band. That's not exactly the same as saying they were the best grunge band -- it's kinda hard to pick against Nirvana in that category -- but th... more info