On the 1993 INXS album Full Moon, Dirty Hearts the 80s hit-makers added grittier sounds and thicker production with some unexpected guests

We revisit and discuss the overlooked, under-appreciated, forgotten, and not so forgotten albums of 1994

On their fifth and final album Blasting Off, Red Lorry Yellow Lorry made reverbed post-punk out of step for '91 but a hidden gem to discover

The 1991 major-label debut Abort by Tribe puts its five members to good use exploring every aspect of late 80s alternative and indie rock

Extreme's 1995 Waiting For The Punchline album is full of pointed lyrics and gritty guitar licks that mostly went undeservedly unheard

Who are producers and what do they do? We discuss their impact on albums, varying styles, and more of 1990s music producers

On their third album Bloodletting from 1990, Concrete Blonde delivers a dark masterpiece that transcends less than timeless production

U2 were critical darlings and wildly successful in the 80s, entering the 90 wanting to reinvent their sound, but did they go to far?

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

The third solo release after Dave departed Van Halen with lineup changes, producer changes and a changing musical landscape.

Positioned between successfully selling albums, The Tragically Hip's moody and sparse 1996 release deserves a deeper listen.

After scoring a hit “Fly Me Courageous," Drivin' N Cryin' returned with an ode to the classic rock riffage of AC/DC, Aerosmith & Hendrix.

We're joined by a variety of guests to review new releases by Nada Surf, The Cult, Weezer, Bob Mould, Radiohead, Face to Face and more

Produced by Bob Rock and featuring John Corabi on vocals and guitar, the self-titled 1994 Motley Crue album divided fans and critics

Bon Jovi choruses slam against jazzy verses in Gods Child's 1996 sophomore album Aluminum

The Almighty give us down-tuned guitars, double bass drum pedals and Motorhead meets Alice In Chains riffage on 1993's Powertrippin'

Mother Love Bone released their one and only album Apple 25 years ago, we revisit with Eric Peterson from the Love That Album podcast

Veteran rock bassist Chris Wyse of The Cult, Ozzy Osbourne, Ace Frehley and more talks his career, his various gigs and more

Saigon Kick's 1992 album The Lizard shows off a diversity of influences that is both exciting and confusing

On the edge of 80s glam metal and 90s alternative, Neverland's self-titled 1991 release isn't easy to pin down

The Cult's Ian Astbury nods to '60s psychedelia combined with modern keyboard-centric twists.