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Following Kurt Cobain's death in 1994, Dave Grohl fled the US. Months later, he returned to record his own album.
In 1993, Green Day was blackballed from their local punk rock club when they signed a major label recording contract.
On June 30, the body of 29-year-old aspiring rapper under the stage name A.K.NASH was found in a school's chimney in Queens, NY.
The family of Duncan Sheik has announced the singer-songwriter and composer's death just days before his new off-Broadway musical was set to open.
In the Fall 2026 Playboy cover story, Charli XCX reveals to Kylie Jenner which actor she claims is "sexy."
In the 1990s, these three hip-hop artists were among the biggest names in the genre. By the 2000s, their popularity had waned drastically.
It’s one thing for a marriage to end, but it’s another for that marriage to end publicly between two high-profile stars. Jack Antonoff is mostly...
Emo has become the new classic rock, and millennial parents are attending concerts with their Gen Alpha kids, who are now emo fans as well.
Following the band's recent '27 Live tour announcement, Noel Gallagher hints at ditching alcohol as his brother did for their 2025 tour.
Millennials may have forgotten these 2000s bands over the past 20 years, yet they are still active in 2026.
These three no-skip EDM albums from 2011 are turning 15 this year, and their contributions to the genre still echo today.
Britpop peaked in the mid-1990s, and these three post-Britpop bands continued to carry the torch into the 2000s.
Reunited, and it feels so good - my millennial heart is warm watching these rock bands from the 90s making grand returns in recent years.
As new bands with shoegaze elements have emerged, these four shoegaze albums deserve a second life with new Gen Z fans.
Many millennials who grew up in the new millennium are now nostalgic for it. Looking back, the early 2000s were strange as we pushed for a more...
In the 90s, alternative rock bands couldn't help but carry over elements of shoegaze to expand on their sound.
At the height of Britpop in the 90s, these bands released one album before disappearing. Here's what they've been up to since.
Though these three art rock albums from 2006 are turning 20 this year, we still listen to them front-to-back.
As much as fans would jump at the chance and spend whatever it would cost, the chances of these 90s groups reuniting are highly unlikely.
As Gen Z has embraced 2000s emo in recent years, these three bands deserve a second life with the young generation of fans.
In the 90s, a rule barred these hits from entering the Billboard Hot 100, yet they're still considered classics today.
These three no-skip emo albums from 1996 were released during the second wave of emo, which was somehow 30 years ago.
On the tragic morning of September 11, 2001, these three songs or albums were coincidentally released after months of planning.
These shoegaze songs from the 1980s were very much ahead of their time, as the genre peaked in the early 1990s in the UK.
Along with over 150 other songs, these 6 songs were deemed "lyrically questionable" and pulled from radio airplay after 9/11.
These 90s love songs cut straight to the chase, unapologetically expressing their love for their significant other.
Following the devastating 9/11 attacks in 2001, these rock songs from the 1990s were banned from the radio airwaves.
These three rock hits of the 1990s stood out among the band's signature sound, yet they still became huge hits.
If you're a newcomer to post-punk, given its recent resurgence, you should know these three post-punk songs that defined the genre early on.
The commercialized music industry of the 1980s led to these three 'cheesy' one-hit wonders, all of which I refuse to stop defending.
These three staples of alternative rock in the 2000s were too good to be thrown into the one-hit wonder category.
On September 10, 1991, Nirvana released the single that would later push their album to No. 1 in the country.
For those familiar with the Backrooms creepypasta, the web series, or the 2026 film, these 90s dream pop songs could easily be the soundtrack.
Millennials have forgotten about these three 90s alternative rock songs that could use a second wave of popularity in 2026.
If you're wondering why shoegazers are so passionate about the genre, these shoegaze tracks can help you "get" why they love the genre.
In the 2000s, rock bands didn't care as much about their image as bands do now, and many songs didn't hold up as well as these three hits.
When grunge broke into the mainstream in the early 90s, these three bands never got as big as Nirvana or the other "Big Four" grunge bands.
As Gen Z has taken an interest in the music of the 1990s, these four alternative albums deserve a second life.
Though it may be hard for shoegazers to admit, these three no-skip shoegaze albums from 1991 are turning 35 this year.
At the turn of the century, pop-punk peaked in popularity, leaving behind these three songs that appear on my playlists to this day.
Though it may be hard to admit, these four rock albums from 2006 are turning 20 this year, yet we still listen to them front-to-back.
These four R8B tracks from the 90s are perfect for any late-night mood and should be included on any millennial's late-night playlist.
These three genre-defying songs from the 1980s sounded ahead of their time, foreshadowing the direction of music in the coming decades.
These five rock songs of the 1990s are timeless classics that deserve their enduring fame over 30 years later.
In the Myspace era of the 2000s, these three bands were popular on the website, though you may have forgotten about them in time.
These female-fronted rock bands still perform in 2026, and they deserve more love as 2000s nostalgia is at an all-time high.
These three bands blended elements of rap and rock, dabbling in hip-hop territory at the turn of the century.
In the 2000s, these three bands released essential art rock albums that are perfect for right-brained millennials.
These three no-skip rap albums from 2001, which redefined rap at the turn of the century, are turning 25 this year.
As grunge peaked in 1994, these three grunge bands broke through just late enough to be categorized as post-grunge.
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