Gas Huffer - ＂More Of Everything＂ (1995)

What this video is

Gas Huffer emerged from Seattle's early-1990s underground scene as contemporaries of grunge's mainstream wave, but remained firmly in the garage-punk tradition. 'More Of Everything' and its parent album One Inch Masters (Epitaph, 1994) represented the band's major-indie breakthrough, receiving rotation on MTV's 120 Minutes — the Sunday-night program that championed non-mainstream alternative acts for nearly two…

Why it matters

Represents the garage-punk/rockabilly-punk hybrid that thrived in the Pacific Northwest underground alongside — but distinct from — grunge. Gas Huffer's placement on Epitaph Records alongside pop-punk acts, their MTV 120 Minutes exposure, and their lo-fi DIY aesthetic documents a mid-90s indie…