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Far Out looks back at how Andrew Wood’s death in 1990 led Chris Cornell to create Temple of the Dog.
Soundgarden’s “Spoonman” began as a joke song title Chris Cornell recorded for the film Singles before becoming a Superunknown anthem.
Eddie Vedder and Stephen Wilson Jr. officially release their live Ohana Fest take on Temple Of The Dog’s “Hunger Strike.”
Songfacts’ Thom Donovan makes the case that Audioslave’s “Like a Stone” may rank among Chris Cornell’s best songs.
Matt Cameron talks about writing guitar parts for Soundgarden and says the band’s final album with Chris Cornell is mixed and ready for mastering.
Taylor Momsen tells Rick Beato that Soundgarden’s time signatures, not Chris Cornell’s notes, are the real challenge of singing with the band.
Chris Cornell felt producer Drew Canulette failed to capture Soundgarden’s sound on their debut album Ultramega OK.
Soundgarden’s Badmotorfinger, the first album with Ben Shepherd and home to “Rusty Cage” and “Outshined,” turned 35 on October 8.
Matt Cameron, Taylor Momsen, Mike McCready, Tom Morello and Robbie Mangano played a three-song Suns of Soundgarden set at Tom Morello’s Power to the People Fest.
Lauren Boisvert argues that Soundgarden helped lay the groundwork for Seattle grunge before Nirvana broke through.