Stonebourne Nuremberg, Germany
Everything's already said about Grunge, right? The guitars roaring raw and unpolished, a little bit
of Dropped D, a
kind of teenage angst, weltschmerz and a big bunch of hymnic and
energizing rock. Sometimes resembling a sound in between Pearl Jam or Alice in Chains,
but never just epigonal post-whatsoever.
Grunge is not dead! Here comes the Ueber-Grunge from Nuremberg.
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