Grunge is dead and we’re not gonna cry. The New York Times and Vogue discover flannel, just as the Monks nail the lid on the coffin. But wait . . . the spirit of Seattle lives on. The Monks arrive in The Emerald City and slip into a rain warp, with all roads leading to Capital Hill and all nights ending at the Doghouse. The year feels like 1972, but it’s 1992, and the mood is long hair and geoducks, Java Jive, Hat and Boots, and Twin Teepees, with late-night dips at Green Lake. Espresso flows like lava, as the Moleman gives a revealing tour of the Pioneer Square underground leading to the force behind Grunge itself. The Seattle issue features Artis the Spoonman, Dave Grohl, and a rare interview with Kurt Cobain in the last Nirvana feature you’ll ever need to read.
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