Green River was an influential American rock band from Seattle, formed in 1984, that blended hard rock, punk, and heavy metal to help pioneer the sound of grunge. The band's raw energy and powerful performances on albums like "Dry as a Bone" (1986) and "Rehab Doll" (1988) made them a cornerstone of the Pacific Northwest music scene before their breakup in 1987. Their impact on rock music continues to resonate, influencing countless bands that followed in the grunge era.
