Although Nevermind was Nirvana's most commercially successful release, In Utero tends to be considered their best album, both by critics and by the band members. Instead of repeating the "grunge pop" formula of Nevermind, Nirvana chose to create an album that expressed Kurt Cobain's true vision, the driving force of the group, for their sound. Here we have the full story behind the creation of In Utero, told for the first time.

Part of the highly successful music series 33 1/3 by Oxys Editions.

Gillian Gaar has written several books on music, and her articles have been published in magazines and newspapers such as Rolling Stone, Mojo, and Goldmine, among others. She also contributed to the release of Nirvana's box set "With the Lights Out" (2004) as a historical consultant.

Pages: 144, Year of Publication: 2025