NIRVANA: Incesticide Demo and Rarities Vinyl LP

Before Nevermind made them the most argued-about band in rock history, Nirvana were doing something weirder and scrappier, and Incesticide is where that version lives.

Released in 1992 as the major label pressure was already building, Incesticide is a collection of demos, BBC sessions, and deep cuts that shows the band closer to their Olympia punk and Melvins-influenced roots than anything on the polished albums. The Vaselines cover. The Wipers influence sitting right on the surface. Cobain's liner notes taking direct aim at homophobes and racists who had missed the point entirely. This is the Nirvana record for people who have opinions about Sub Pop singles, and it sounds exactly as unhinged as it should on vinyl. A cornerstone of alternative fashion playlists and grimy share-house loungerooms since before most of us knew what grunge was.

Standard vinyl LP. Originally released 1992. Demos and rarities compilation.

Fans of: The Pixies, The Vaselines, The Wipers, Mudhoney