Radiohead - The Bends
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Radiohead – The Bends

The Bends is the moment Radiohead went from being an alt-rock band with a surprise hit to something far more ambitious and unpredictable. It’s a record that still clings to the mid-’90s guitar rock, but there’s unease running through it.

Oasis - Definitely Maybe (1994)

Oasis – Definitely Maybe

Definitely Maybe is a drunken manifesto, a middle finger wrapped in melody. It’s bold, loud, and unashamed. Oasis didn’t just want your attention—they demanded it. And they got it, with guitars in hand and swagger to spare.

Guided by Voices – Alien Lanes (1995)
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Guided by Voices – Alien Lanes

Alien Lanes is a chaotic indie rock masterpiece, blending punk, pop, and lo-fi experimentation. With 28 short tracks, it captures the spirit of ’90s DIY, embracing rawness and spontaneity while showcasing Robert Pollard’s inventive, quirky songwriting.

Blur – Parklife (1994)
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Blur – Parklife

A bold, witty snapshot of modern life, blending satire with sincerity. Catchy yet chaotic, it shifts from punky chaos to dreamy melancholy, never losing its restless energy. Sharp hooks, sharper observations—timeless proof that humor and heart aren’t mutually exclusive.

Hole – Live Through This (1994)
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Hole – Live Through This

Fierce, raw, and unrelenting, Live Through This is Courtney Love’s firestorm—rage, pain, and sharp hooks colliding. From Miss World to Doll Parts, it’s vulnerable yet defiant, a battle cry wrapped in distortion. A grunge masterpiece that still cuts deep.

Green Day - Dookie
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Green Day- Dookie

Released in 1994, this record propelled Green Day from the underground punk scene to mainstream stardom without losing the raw energy and rebellious attitude that endeared them to their early fans.