Bootsy Holler's Previously Unseen Photographs Document Seattle's Post-Grunge Music Scene

Photographer Bootsy Holler's previously unpublished images from 1992 to 2004 are being released in a new photobook titled 'Making It: 1992—2004.' The collection documents Seattle's music scene following the grunge era, capturing emerging artists like Death Cab for Cutie, Maktub, and Metric. Holler, who moved to Seattle in 1992 at age 21, photographed performers in venues such as Graceland and Crocodile Café, often working within tight time constraints. The photographs reveal the intimate and rebellious spirit of musicians who developed their craft outside mainstream attention. The release provides a historical record of an influential period in American alternative music.