ON THIS DAY, July 26th, 1991, MUDHONEY released their second studio album, Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge, through Sub Pop Records. According to Bruce Pavitt, this album kept the lights on at Sub Pop Records. During this time, the Seattle-based record label barely had the funds to pay its utility bills, let alone the bands on its roster. Mudhoney were Sub Pop’s golden boys, forging new ground and territories for the fledgling indie label. Since rising from the ashes of Green River in 1988, the ba
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ON THIS DAY, July 26th, 1991, MUDHONEY released their second studio album, Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge, through Sub Pop Records. According to Bruce Pavitt, this album kept the lights on at Sub Pop Records. During this time, the Seattle-based record label barely had the funds to pay its utility bills, let alone the bands on its roster. Mudhoney were Sub Pop’s golden boys, forging new ground and territories for the fledgling indie label. Since rising from the ashes of Green River in 1988, the ba
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