"At Night, The Disco Goddess": Why Nirvana Songs Make For Killer House Music
Now that Kurt Cobain has been dead roughly as long as he was alive, what's left to absorb about him? Every utterance has been picked to the bone; his thrift-shop MTV Unplugged sweater commands real-estate prices(opens in a new tab); his doomed visage is now an NFT(opens in a new tab). But talk of drugs, guns and dying young obfuscates the most interesting things about Nirvana: Their melodic gifts, moral compass and chemistry as a band. And that's where producers Jonathan Hay and Cain McKnight come in...