Northwest Now | Bruce Pavitt - April 26 | Season 10 | Episode 1026 | PBS
Sub Pop founder Bruce Pavitt on finding world-changing music… | Huck
Unleash Your Inner Diplo: Sub Pop Co-Founder Bruce Pavitt's New App 8Stem Enables Armchair Producers | Billboard – Billboard
Ep206: Bruce Pavitt Founder of Sub Pop - | The Vinyl Guide podcast | Interviews for Record Collectors & Music Fans
Over coffee at Capitol Hill's Cafe Presse, Bruce Pavitt is beaming about | Seattle Weekly
Bruce Pavitt and Jonathan Poneman, founders of grunge record label... News Photo - Getty Images
Sub Pop Records: Bruce Pavitt and Jonathan Poneman : NPR
Bruce Pavitt - Public Speaker, Guest Commentator, Quoted Source - Public Speaker | LinkedIn
Sub Pop founder Bruce Pavitt on finding world-changing music… | Huck
Bruce Pavitt and the birth of grunge | Arts & Culture | dailyemerald.com
Bruce Pavitt Discography | Discogs
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Sunday 4/6, Seattle: Bruce Pavitt at the Experience Music Project - Bazillion Points Blog
Subterranean homesick muse: Sub Pop's Bruce Pavitt revisits 80s' greatest bands | Music | The Guardian
Bruce Pavitt's New App, 8Stem, Makes You the DJ - Seattle magazine
Sub Pop Founder Bruce Pavitt Talks Northwest Rock and DJing ahead of Saturday set in Spokane | Music News | Spokane | The Pacific Northwest Inlander | News, Politics, Music, Calendar, Events
Bruce Pavitt, is a cultural icon and founder of Seattle's Sub Pop, the record label that first discovered Nirvana, Soundgarden and Mudhoney
EXPERIENCING NIRVANA: Grunge in Europe, 1989, by Sub Pop Cofounder Bruce Pavitt, Now Available for Pre-Order - Bazillion Points Blog
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Sub Pop Founder Bruce Pavitt on Why He Founded 8Stem
SUB POP USA's Bruce Pavitt: "I Was Literally Visualizing Washington State as an Island" - Bazillion Points Blog
Bruce Pavitt and the birth of grunge | Arts & Culture | dailyemerald.com
Bruce Pavitt, is a cultural icon and founder of Seattle's Sub Pop, the record label that first discovered Nirvana, Soundgarden and Mudhoney
