The band Nisvanis, who is celebrating their 16th year in a week, was the first to experiment with grunge in Mongolia. In a recent interview they told me about the band’s initial struggles to be accepted and how they paved the way for new bands to experiment.

Listen to a radio piece I did for PRI’s The World.

4 thoughts on “Nisvanis: Leading UB’s Cultural Transition of the 1990s”

  1. Lauren,
    I just discovered the blog, completely by accident, and I’m loving it. I just listened to this story and posted a little comment over on its page on The World’s website. But I figured I’d post here too. BTW, camel relays and camel polo may be my new must-see sports.

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