On our latest Diamond Episode, we revisit the 1995 hit-single filled juggernaut album that was Jagged Little Pill by Alanis Morissette

Monique Powell of Save Ferris discusses the highs and lows of being on a major label, the joys of touring, and much more

Sinéad O'Connor explores motherhood, family, political and social issues on the introspective and emotionally charged album Universal Mother

Indigo Girls' 1994 album Swamp Ophelia delivers poignant lyrics and earworm harmonies finding balance between folk and alternative rock

We revisit Elastica's self-titled 1995 debut with help from music journalist Rob Harvilla, host of 60 Songs That Explain the '90s podcast

Tracy Bonham's 1996 debut album showcases her skill for crafting a radio earworm like "Mother Mother" but loses steam on the deeper cuts

On her third solo outing Only Everything, Juliana Hatfield cranked up the distortion and made one of best guitar rock albums of the 90s

On our first Diamond episode, we revisit 1995's Tragic Kingdom by No Doubt and dive into the album tracks of this ten million selling album

Though the tragic story of Mia Zapata dominates their story, The Gits 1992 album Frenching The Bully is worthy of its own discussion

Hole's second album Live Through This is a lyrically fierce and musical high-point for not just the band but the entire 1990s

The one and only album by 4 Non Blondes is a showcase for Linda Perry's powerhouse vocals over pedestrian rockabilly, blues, funk, and rock.

On 1993's Rid Of Me the sound-shifting PJ Harvey created a visceral and vital record, deconstructing blues and punk with poetic tension

The third record by that dog. almost didn't happen, but luckily Retreat From The Sun found the light of day loaded with fuzzy goodness.

On her third album To Bring You My Love, PJ Harvey created a career-defining album that still resonates today

We revisit Lilith Fair with a roundtable of performers and concert-goers to discuss the musical and cultural impact of the festival

On her third album whitechocolatespaceegg, Liz Phair embraces all bells and whistles of the recording studio to make an overstuffed album

Known for her contributions to albums by Bob Seger, Kid Rock and Big Chief, Thornetta Davis steps out and stands out on Sunday Morning Music

On her fourth album, Tori Amos assembled an all-star band to bulk up her minimalist piano sound but at the expense of melody

On her 1998 album Little Plastic Castle, Ani DiFranco expanded her sound from punk folk to incorporate mariachi horns and jazz saxophone

Save Ferris don’t break the mold, but they do add a few extra layers.

Though she scored a minor hit with "Better Than Nothing" and was part of the Boston music scene, Jen Trynin is an anomaly worth revisiting.

The 1995 debut Hello by Poe shifted from moody hip-hop to hymnlike piano to fingerpicking pop-folk with varying results

We check out The Juliana Hatfield Three album Become What You Are from 1993