Mudhoney’s ‘Touch Me I’m Sick’: The Dawn of Seattle Grunge

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The episode follows Mudhoney’s 1988 debut single and its role in launching the raw, fuzz‑laden sound that became known as grunge. It explores Sub Pop’s DIY pressing, Jack Endino’s lo‑fi engineering, the fledgling Seattle club scene, and how these elements coalesced into a new musical movement.

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