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In 1994 punk exploded into the mainstream with sing-along songs of boredom and anxiety thanks to the Diamond selling Dookie by Green Day

The 1996 album Local by Ho-Hum mines 70s and 80s power pop and new wave with a Midwestern twist for a catchy if overlong debut

Blake & Rick from Fig Dish stop by to talk about the new record of unreleased tracks Feels Like the Very First Two Times, the band, and more

Nü Metal rose to prominence in the mid 1990s and brought a cross-pollinated sound to a generation raised equally on hip-hop and metal

Faithless may be best know for their energetic club hit God Is A DJ, but their 1998 album Sunday 8 PM spends more time in downtempo trip hop

Ominous and foreboding, 1998's trip-hop masterpiece Mezzanine by Massive Attack slithers with timeless cool still relevant today

RTFM by Poster Children showcases the post-hardcore band at their best, with catchy and off-kilter songs crafted with clever complexity

90s maxi-singles finally enter the chat as we revisit the club mixes and rare b-sides of the 1990 World In My Eyes single by Depeche Mode