Big Hate features big, buzzing guitars tackling grunge to southern rock on their 1998 sophomore and final release You're Soaking It In

Canadian alternative rockers Limblifter craft energetic guitar rock on their 1996 self-titled debut but are missing a few killer hooks

We follow up our 2015 episode on bands from the 90s reuniting with more bands, their new material, and who's left from our reunion wish list

We're joined by DMO Union members to discuss new albums out in 2019 from Fastball, Beck, Big Wreck, Ride, Sebadoh, Redd Kross and more

Though only a three-piece, The Tea Party pile on a wide range of non-traditional instrumentation to create a unique, swirling sound

1997 might be remember as the year pop returned to US radio and MTV, but Radiohead, Foo Fighters and more released career defining albums

I Mother Earth hits the sweet spots on Dig with big guitar and drums, crisp production, and slightly progressive elements

On the surface, the five-piece Moist is a slightly alternative and mainstream radio-friendly band - but dig deeper and darker sound emerges

Following this record, Our Lady Peace found greater success with the second release Clumsy, but is Naveed actually the better album?