Corporate Rock Sucks

In "Corporate Rock Sucks," music journalist Jim Ruland offers a candid exploration of SST Records, the groundbreaking label founded by Greg Ginn that introduced the world to influential bands like Black Flag, Hüsker Dü, and Sonic Youth. Starting from its beginnings in a small California town to its peak as a leader of the indie music scene in the mid-80s, the narrative delves into the label's rise fueled by innovative marketing and relentless touring. Ruland chronicles the tumultuous journey of SST, shedding light on its eventual decline due to legal and financial troubles. Through exclusive interviews with key figures from the era, this audiobook serves as a comprehensive account of the punk and alternative rock movements and their lasting impact on the music industry.