The ORANGE magazine

In the luminous haze of the early ’90s, when hair metal’s flamboyance pirouetted center stage and pop’s glossy veneer echoed endlessly through radio waves, a trio from Aberdeen, Washington, unexpectedly bulldozed its way into the annals of rock history. Nirvana, with an album called “Nevermind,” released on September 24, 1991, didn’t just emerge on the scene; they shattered expectations, challenging both musical norms and societal narratives.