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The story of 90s rock one week at a time since 2011.
Weekly episodes featuring 90s album reviews, interviews, and roundtable discussions.
The Art of Rebellion from 1992 by Suicidal Tendencies is a rare occasion where creative ambitions and commercial success properly align
Vets of the indie rock world, the Meat Puppets released their commercial breakthrough in 1994, but does it stand the test of time?
Clouds' 1991 album Penny Century sounds like a lost college rock album that would have fit nicely alongside Belly, Lush, and The Breeders
The 1993 collaboration between Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page and Whitesnake's David Coverdale is a listenable but not quite classic rock album
Always out of step with the 90s alternative rock explosion, The Black Crowes released their most confident album with 1994's Amorica
With 1993's Today's Active Lifestyles, Polvo creates a guitar-centered indie rock album unlike almost any other from the decade
We revisit and discuss the overlooked, under-appreciated, forgotten, and not so forgotten albums of 1992
Another year and more new music to celebrate as 2021 as we host our second annual Music We're Thankful For roundtable with our patrons
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
What is a Guilty Pleasure? We discuss the various interpretations, whether they still exist, and some of our 90s Guilty Pleasures
Deftones combined hardcore, thrash, metal, and more in the 90s as they became one of the most interesting and ambitious bands of the 2000s
In the 1990s some artists could not contain their output to a single compact disc - we revisit the double albums of the decade
Terry Ilous of XYZ joins us for a discussion about the waning days of the Sunset Strip hair metal scene in the early 90s
We're joined by members of Triplefastaction and some special guests for a deep dive on the reissue of their 1997 sophomore Cattlemen Don't
We revisit the debut 1993 album by Dig with lead singer and guitarist Scott Hackwith
Michael McDermott and Brian Koppelman stop by to share their experiences working together as artist and A&R rep on the 1993 album Gethsemane
Guitarist Christopher Thorn joins us for an indepth revist of their 1995 sophomore album Soup
For more the past twenty years since his major label debut, Jonny Polonsky has charted his own unique course through the music industry
We look back on 2021, our eleventh year of Dig Me Out, at our favorite discoveries, new albums, and news about 2022
We look back at our tenth season, share our favorite album episodes and roundtables, and talk about heading into our eleventh season in 2021
We look back at our ninth season, share our favorite album reviews and roundtables, and talk about heading into our tenth season in 2020
We look back at our eighth season, share our favorite episodes and talk about future plans for the show heading into 2019
This season featured everything from the guitar power pop of Brendan Benson to the Indian-meets-Britpop sounds of Cornershop.
We pick our favorite roundtable and interview episodes, choose which album we revisited was our favorite discovery and more from 2016.
