Genre

Grunge

14 bands in the Top 500 carry Grunge as a primary or secondary tag.

  • 14 bands
  • 1990s dominant era
  • 3 countries
  1. #007 Nirvana

    The band that broke grunge into the mainstream and reshaped 1990s rock.

    United States · 1990s
  2. #029 Pearl Jam

    Seattle's enduring grunge standard-bearers with a deep catalog.

    United States · 1990s
  3. #030 Soundgarden

    Sub Pop heavyweights bridging grunge and 1970s metal.

    United States · 1990s
  4. #031 Alice in Chains

    Seattle quartet with bleak harmonies and crushing riffs.

    United States · 1990s
  5. #304 Silverchair

    Newcastle teen-grunge phenomenons who matured into ambitious art rock.

    Australia · 1990s
  6. #407 L7

    L.A. all-women punk-grunge band whose 'Bricks Are Heavy' is a 90s classic.

    United States · 1990s
  7. #408 Hole

    Courtney Love-led L.A. band whose 'Live Through This' is a 90s pillar.

    United States · 1990s
  8. #426 Bush

    London band whose post-Nirvana grunge-rock found massive U.S. crossover.

    United Kingdom · 1990s
  9. #427 Stone Temple Pilots

    San Diego band whose Weiland-fronted grunge-rock topped 90s charts.

    United States · 1990s
  10. #430 Temple of the Dog

    Soundgarden-Pearl-Jam tribute project whose lone album is a grunge cornerstone.

    United States · 1990s
  11. #431 Mother Love Bone

    Pre-Pearl-Jam Seattle band whose lone LP previewed the grunge era.

    United States · 1990s
  12. #432 Mudhoney

    Sub Pop fuzz-rock standard-bearers and grunge OGs.

    United States · 1990s
  13. #433 Screaming Trees

    Mark Lanegan-fronted grunge band of psychedelic shading.

    United States · 1990s
  14. #434 Tad

    Sub Pop heavyweights who bridged Seattle grunge and bigger riff metal.

    United States · 1990s