1999, Simon Reynolds, Generation ecstasy: into the world of techno and rave cultureAlthough the "Electronica Revolution" has been hailed in the US media as the long-overdue arrival of techno to America, it's readily apparent that the British invaders have met the postgrunge audience halfway.
2006, Lynn Viehl, Dark need"Aren't you a little young for that? What happened to grunge and punk?" "It's postgrunge now. I think punk is buried next to disco."
2009, Barry Mazor, Meeting Jimmie RodgersA similar impulse lay behind the alternative country idiom that established itself in the mid-'90s, with a historical knowingness and postgrunge sensibility...
