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“There I was standing right in front, stoned in amazement.” Ex-Fear Factory frontman Burton C. Bell explains why his face is on the sleeve of Nirvana’s final Sub Pop single

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“There I was standing right in front, stoned in amazement.” Ex-Fear Factory frontman Burton C. Bell explains why his face is on the sleeve of Nirvana’s final Sub Pop single

If you study the sleeve artwork for Nirvana’s 1990 single Sliver closely, you’ll spot a young Burton C. Bell

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