Ahead of San Antonio show, Cake's John McCrea talks about his band's place in rock
Musing on his place in music history, Cake founder and frontman John McCrea said he reluctantly, or perhaps unintentionally, emerged from the post-grunge rubble to move rock forward. By the mid-’90s, grunge had “sort of crumbled a bit, or just fell under its own weight,” McCrea explained.
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