In the second part of this special, we closely examine Nirvana's third and final album, including contributions from Steve Albini, how it was recorded, and Cobain's 'cathartic' imprint.
We then dive into the topic 'The Price of Fame,' exploring the glamourized lives of musicians in the industry and the 27 Club. This leads us to the question... what is good art worth if the price is the destruction of the artist?

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Welcome to the Nirvana Special: a dual-part podcast episode exploring the two culturally significant albums by Seattle grunge pioneers, Nirvana. Stay tuned for Part 1 as I dive into the unexpected phenomenon of 'Nevermind', including its melodies, mixing, and role in captivating the world with Grunge counterculture.
My news segment also focuses on the cancellation of the music festival Splendour In The Grass, among many others on the Australian festival calendar. I discuss the impacts of modern-day culture on music festivals and question whether they may soon become outdated.

In this episode, I dive into Tyler The Creator's fully arranged and composed 2019 masterpiece. Tyler's versatile career also questions the status quo of confining one's creativity to a single discipline, which triggers a conversation on the consequences of creatively pigeonholing artists, as well as systemic racism within the music industry.

Introducing a new segment to the podcast ("Music News"), I also take a look into the co-dependent relationship between social media and music, diving into the recent fallout between Universal Music and Tiktok.