Bully’s covers of Nirvana’s “About a Girl” and Orville Peck’s “Turn to Hate” available now at all DSPs worldwide from Sub Pop
Wed, May 13, 2020 at 8:58 AM
MEMBERS:
Kurt Cobain – vocals, guitar
Krist Novoselic – bass
Aaron Burkhart – drums 1986
Chad Channing – drums 1987
Dan Peters – drums 1988 (borrowed from Mudhoney for “Sliver 7”)
David Grohl – drums 1988 until the end
WHERE FROM:
Aberdeen, Washington
WHERE NOW:
Cobain: deceased, immortalized, legend
Grohl: in Foo Fighters
Novoselic: Seattle luminary, political mover and shaker, incredible art patron and forward thinker
DATE FORMED:
1985
HOW FORMED:
Cobain went through a family divorce when he was eight. He was bounced around family home to family home, and grew up listening to the Beatles and heavy metal. He met the Melvins in Olympia, and played bass with Dale Crover. He met Krist Novoselic through the Melvins, and the two began to jam together, forming the crux of what became Nirvana.
HIGHLIGHT:
In 1992, “Nevermind” was number one — bumping Michael Jackson’s “Dangerous” off the album charts. They were anti-rock stars who fought their stardom while courting it, becoming an unprecedented multi-platinum sensation. The music world has not been the same since.