A 1992 show in Canada left the Dwarves frontman bleeding onstage, inches from his jugular. He finished the set anyway. Blag Dahlia recalls the incident and the band’s path to Sub Pop.
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A 1992 show in Canada left the Dwarves frontman bleeding onstage, inches from his jugular. He finished the set anyway. Blag Dahlia recalls the incident and the band’s path to Sub Pop.
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