a post grunge pill head is a person who used to be a grunger who as they got older, broadend their musical taste, from being all about thrashing guitars, to liking drum n bass and electro beats from artists such as 2 many dj's and the klaxons. If you can hear the sound of ambulances, wailing cats and repetitive singing (like somebody is accidently leaning on the sound keyboard) coming from your son/brother/boyfriends (insert applicable) room, it is most likely that he too is a post grunge pill head.
The post grunge pillhead will have no qualms about letting you know that you are a grunger.
Post grunge pillheads will most probably be part of woodcraft. Dont even get me started on that one.
The post grunge pillhead will have no qualms about letting you know that you are a grunger.
Post grunge pillheads will most probably be part of woodcraft. Dont even get me started on that one.
Jack: Letty you're a grunger.
Letty: How am i a grunger?
Jack: Becasue you..like.. dont totally like the klaxons.
Letty: Yeah thats because the Klaxons are fucking awful.
Jack: Oh my God! How can you not like this song?! The klaxons are totally yah!
Letty: Shut up. You're a post grunge pill head.
Letty: How am i a grunger?
Jack: Becasue you..like.. dont totally like the klaxons.
Letty: Yeah thats because the Klaxons are fucking awful.
Jack: Oh my God! How can you not like this song?! The klaxons are totally yah!
Letty: Shut up. You're a post grunge pill head.
by GrrrMcUnger January 28, 2007
Gothic grunge style is a mixture of soft girl and grunge, as the style has certain aspects of grunge and soft girl too it, while still taking a tiny bit of inspo from goth styles. However, it is mostly grunge. It is almost as if a soft girl were to wear darker colours (black, white, red, burgundy purple..etc) and accessories. e.g (chains, chokers, rings, fishnets, platform shoes, buckles..etc)
This has nothing to do with one's personality/attitude.
This has nothing to do with one's personality/attitude.
She seems to have a gothic grunge style.
by xoxo anxiety July 26, 2021
A fusion genre of punk rock, alternative rock, and heavy metal produced by members of the Seattle underground rock scene from 1985 to around 1994. Grunge musicians could be identified from their preference for extremely comfortable clothing (often flannel shirts and jeans), a tendency to be kinda smelly, anti-capitalist and feminist lyrical themes, and disregard for societal norms. Stereotypically addicted to heroin or some other heavy drug. Grunge musicians did not identify the genre of music they played, it was really more of a marketing term
Early grunge sounds like a bunch of 14 year olds in a garage band while later grunge sounds much, much more polished.
Early grunge sounds like a bunch of 14 year olds in a garage band while later grunge sounds much, much more polished.
by Somebodyoncetoldme8375 February 04, 2019
by UltimateDoge May 27, 2022
Grunge that has been mixed with another genre to either appeal to a specific audience or so as to correctly represent the band stylistically.
The term originated as a derogatory slur for bands in the late 90's playing in the style of the early 90's grunge revolution.
However, while some bands WERE simply only using grunge stylings to either attract audiences or make money, many bands did, in fact, feel that their specific sound(s) required varying degrees of grunge influences, along with influences from other sources.
Examples:
Creed
3 Doors Down
Hinder
Foo Fighters
Trapt
Puddle of Mudd
etc.
Matchbox Twenty is not included due to the fact that the majority of their genre is a 70's rock mix, with only very limited influences from grunge.
Also, I have grudgingly included Creed on this list, simply because it is public opinion that they are not grunge simply because their first studio album was released in 1997. It is my belief, however, that Creed has an extremely large percentage of grunge influence, so much so that grunge is their most prevalent genre.
The term originated as a derogatory slur for bands in the late 90's playing in the style of the early 90's grunge revolution.
However, while some bands WERE simply only using grunge stylings to either attract audiences or make money, many bands did, in fact, feel that their specific sound(s) required varying degrees of grunge influences, along with influences from other sources.
Examples:
Creed
3 Doors Down
Hinder
Foo Fighters
Trapt
Puddle of Mudd
etc.
Matchbox Twenty is not included due to the fact that the majority of their genre is a 70's rock mix, with only very limited influences from grunge.
Also, I have grudgingly included Creed on this list, simply because it is public opinion that they are not grunge simply because their first studio album was released in 1997. It is my belief, however, that Creed has an extremely large percentage of grunge influence, so much so that grunge is their most prevalent genre.
Person 1 is listening to music.
Person 2 walks up and says: God man, you're such a hypocrite for telling me you like grunge, and then going off and listening to this garbage!
Person 1: Who said that I can't listen to music that are similar? It's not like all post-grunge was made to commercially benefit from grunge!
Person 2 walks up and says: God man, you're such a hypocrite for telling me you like grunge, and then going off and listening to this garbage!
Person 1: Who said that I can't listen to music that are similar? It's not like all post-grunge was made to commercially benefit from grunge!
by 16thompsong February 11, 2017
Person 1: Have you tried grunge before?
Person 2: *tries grunge*
Person 2: society is collapsing. The capitalist coils by which we are bound by are eating away at the souls of the common man. The world is-
Person 1: SHUT THE FUCK UP I DO NOT CARE.
Person 2: *tries grunge*
Person 2: society is collapsing. The capitalist coils by which we are bound by are eating away at the souls of the common man. The world is-
Person 1: SHUT THE FUCK UP I DO NOT CARE.
by BobTheAlmond April 08, 2025