TeamRock's Quiz of the Day

Soundgarden

THIS DAY IN ROCK HISTORY: April 9th 1997. A&M Records released a statement saying that Seattle grunge hit-makers Soundgarden had decided to disband. They may have had a reformation since then but we decided to commemorate today with a tribute quiz to our favourite Grungers anyway…

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