KnowraGrungeLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Grunge, each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 3Related 1Narrower topic 2Compared with 5Alternative rockBroader topic: Grunge became the most commercially visible alternative-rock style of the early 1990s.Power chordRelated: Grunge guitarists used distorted power chords for dense, dynamic riffs.BritpopCompared with: Britpop’s emphasis on British identity was framed partly against grunge’s American dominance.Glam metalCompared with: Its rise in the early 1990s challenged glam metal’s polished sound and flamboyant image.Heavy metal musicCompared with: Grunge drew on metal’s distortion while rejecting some of its virtuoso conventions and theatricality.Alternative metalCompared with: Grunge shares alternative scenes and distorted guitars, but is not itself a metal subgenre.Generation XBroader topic: Its breakthrough made a distinct strand of Generation X youth culture visible worldwide.Kurt CobainNarrower topic: Nirvana became grunge’s most visible band, though the label never fully described Cobain’s music.1990sBroader topic: Its rise brought alternative rock into mainstream youth culture.Guns N' RosesCompared with: Grunge's rise changed the commercial climate in which Guns N' Roses' early sound had thrived.Smells Like Teen SpiritNarrower topic: The song’s sound and success made it a defining grunge recording.