"Come on people now, smile on your brother, everybody get together, try to love one another right now"
Krist’s political writing and activism, from election reform to the Cascade Party.
by Nick PaumgartenThe New YorkerOctober 11, 2004 It is customary for politicians to be called rock stars and for rock stars to be active in politics, but there haven’t really been any rock stars who are politicians, in the Mr.…
By Vince Darcangelo, Boulder WeeklyOctober 8, 2004 Krist Novoselic, the former bassist of Nirvana, ditches grunge and embraces government. In the early ’90s, Krist Novoselic played bass for Nirvana, one of the most popular bands of the decade. While politically…
When I was initially approached about the Spitfire Tour, the first thing that came into my thoughts was when Abbey Hoffman and Hunter S. Thompson came to speak in Seattle in the early 80’s. At the time I was in…
by Frank Mullen Public memory is short, but you might remember some scenes from the World Trade Organization meeting recently held in Seattle — broken glass, tear gas, riots in the streets and protesters interrupting an international gathering and embarrassing…
In his latest blog post, Krist reflects on the anarchist pamphlet You Can’t Blow Up A Social Relationship published in 1979 that notes violence and social disobedience only invites authorities to constrict civil liberties. In the pamphlet it is evident…
Krist has added a entry to his weekly blog at The Seattle Weekly discussing the recent capture of one of the world’s most wanted war criminals, ex-Serbian leader Radovan Karadzic. Karadzic commited unspeakable acts of violence in areas of Serbia…
Former Nirvana bassist Krist Novoselic lashes out at American radio talk-show host Rush Limbaugh in his latest piece for the Seattle Weekly. Read full article here.