The 1993 debut album Copacetic by Velocity Girl has the shoegaze and noise rock pieces for something special but never quite gels together

On her 1997 debut Stuff, Holly McNarland successfully finds the balance between Alanis Morissette angst and Sarah McLachlan adult pop

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

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.

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

On their lone album Hormone Hotel, three-piece Bandit Queen from Manchester make a solid American alternative influenced guitar rock album

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

In another dimension, 1993's Frosting On The Beater elevated The Posies the biggest band in the world, instead of a masterful footnote

Though known for their bouncy pop single Lovefool, words like moody and introspective better represent their overall sound.

Known for the hit “Stay”, her 1997 release under her own name has some made for radio pop singles as well as more intimate material.

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.

American Thighs went platinum with three charting singles but did they falter with the followup?

Our latest Digging Your Scene takes us to Boston, home of the Pixies, Dinosaur Jr and many more that made the city a vibrant 90s scene.

Sit down in a comfortable chair or hop in the car for a long drive, because Matthew Sweet is here and we've got a lot of questions

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