We revisit and discuss the overlooked, under-appreciated, forgotten, and not so forgotten albums of 1991

After the dissolution of Chicago rockers Fig Dish, half the band turned their ears to kitschy 60s sounds for their 2000 release as Caviar

In the 90s, the Power Pop resurgence etched some mainstream success while firmly holding onto its underdog origins

Eric Melin and Bill McShane of Ultimate Fakebook join us to discuss the 1999 release (and 2000 Sony rerelease) This Will Be Laughing Week

Our first Digging Your Scene roundtable takes us to the bands, venues, record stores, legacy and more of Chicago in the 1990s

Mark Hennessy of Paw stops by to discuss their sophomore album Death to Traitors, the history of the band, why they separated and much more

Seems like a 90s band is reuniting every week, we discuss with our roundtable the hopes, dreams and realities of bands getting back together

Though they managed to breakthrough minor hit with Sucked Out, Superdrag regretfully never crossed over into the mainstream consciousness

Monster Magnet scored a hit single off Dopes To Infinity with Space Lord, but does the whole album live up to one song?

1994's Crank marks the Hoodoo's attempt at injecting some alternative rock sound into their trademark power pop.