“I sang Minor Threat’s “Filler” with Bitch Magnet a couple of weeks ago and I had to cram to get it together, so it’s been running through my head since. I also just did a couple of Scientists songs ...

The Roots and Roses festival in Lessines, Belgium is Mudhoney’s opening date on their first European tour since 2013. The festival is sufficiently niche to fit inside the running track of a disused ...

Like most young bands, Mudhoney came together from various other local groups to record some songs, play a few gigs and see what might happen – if anything at all. By October 1988, the band had ...

You won’t be able to hear it without a computer or a phone and you probably won’t be able to see it, either — at least not without binoculars — but hey, it’s a big deal when two Seattle icons have a ...

July of 1990. Mudhoney’s set had just concluded and I had to piss so bad I ran to the bathroom at the now-defunct Tucson venue Mud Bugs and took the first urinal I saw. Luckily for me, I chose the ...

Mudhoney have been around for over two decades and released nine albums, but that doesn’t mean the whole band can (or wants to) quit their day jobs. Bassist Guy Maddison — who has been with the band ...

Back in July, Mudhoney made their first television appearance in nearly 20 years, barraging Late Night With Jimmy Fallon with two highlights from their ninth album, Vanishing Point. Now, frontman Mark ...

Mudhoney's iconic frontman Mark Arm appeared on the WTF with Marc Maron podcast on April 18 (his segment starts around 29:30). Mark and Marc talked about Arm's surfing, skateboarding, and skiing ...

The members of Mudhoney may not have bought each other silver Tiffany pendants to celebrate their quarter-century together, but at least they got their fans something: Vanishing Point, their ninth ...

In pretty much every interview I’ve ever seen or read with him, he comes off like someone who knows a tremendous amount about music — I would bet his record collection is massive — but has also been ...

Pop culture at large will always remember Seattle contributing four bands to the quintessentially ’90s phenomenon of grunge: Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Alice In Chains, and Soundgarden. Even while it didn’t ...

American music critic Mark Prindle—whose retired record review site features a billion hilarious (and some insanely digressive and definitely not-PC) record reviews—sometimes posts surveys on his ...