Incesticide

Nirvana's Incesticide, released on 14 December 1992 through Geffen, is a captivating compilation that delves into the band's eclectic and experimental side. This 44-minute album is a treasure trove of rare tracks, including BBC sessions and lesser-known gems. With a diverse tracklist featuring songs like 'Dive', 'Sliver', and 'Aneurysm', Incesticide showcases Nirvana's ability to blend grunge and rock genres with ease.

The album includes several tracks recorded during BBC sessions, such as 'Been A Son' and '(New Wave) Polly' from the BBC Mark Goodier Session, as well as 'Turnaround', 'Molly's Lips', and 'Son Of A Gun' from the BBC John Peel Session 1990. These sessions demonstrate the band's raw energy and talent, offering a unique glimpse into their creative process.

Incesticide is a must-listen for fans of Nirvana, providing a fascinating insight into the band's development and experimentation during their early years. With its mix of intense and melodic tracks, this album is a testament to Nirvana's innovative spirit and their significant contribution to the grunge and rock genres.