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JGuy Grungeman · 06-23-2016, 01:09 PM

I've written an article on grunge before. Basically, grunge is a parent child of alternative rock that borrows elements from Seattle's local hardcore punk scene. Blending punk and meal elements, grunge typically tends to have an angsty sound revolving around teenage emotion and disappointment of the world, notably the mainstream media. Musical traits include a large usage of cymbals, lazy vocal delivery, deep raspy/sludgy guitars focused on riffing, and deep bass. Grunge is a pretty broad genre. Although it is omore often fused with alternative, punk, and metal genres, it can also be fused with power pop (Eve's Plum), Psychedelic (Truly), and it has even been combined with shoegaze in the underground community, creating "Grungegaze."

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JGuy Grungeman Primo Celebate Sexiness Join Date: Apr 2014 Posts: 2,662	I've written an article on grunge before. Basically, grunge is a parent child of alternative rock that borrows elements from Seattle's local hardcore punk scene. Blending punk and meal elements, grunge typically tends to have an angsty sound revolving around teenage emotion and disappointment of the world, notably the mainstream media. Musical traits include a large usage of cymbals, lazy vocal delivery, deep raspy/sludgy guitars focused on riffing, and deep bass. Grunge is a pretty broad genre. Although it is omore often fused with alternative, punk, and metal genres, it can also be fused with power pop (Eve's Plum), Psychedelic (Truly), and it has even been combined with shoegaze in the underground community, creating "Grungegaze." __________________ I'm a pretty nice troll if you ask me.