Steve Albini was a punk and indie icon who as an engineer oversaw the making of perhaps thousands of albums – often refusing to take credit or money – such as Nirvana’s “In Utero.” Byron Coley, a longtime friend of Albini's, talks about archiving his collection of belongings, unexpected finds he’s listing for sale, and more in “Digging Through Steve Albini’s Closet.” “I try to make sure there’s enough stuff on the website at the lower end of $25, that way if people just want to own something from Steve’s collection, they can afford it.” Read more from [@pitchfork](
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Digging Through Steve Albini’s Closet
Byron Coley, the former Forced Exposure journalist and longtime friend of Albini’s, talks about archiving his collection of belongings, unexpecte...