The 1990s weren’t all bubblegum pop and boy bands. From the emerging grunge scene to punk taking over to rap and R&B finding their place in the spotlight, the 1990s was brimming with exciting music.

Bands like Nine Inch Nails, Sublime and Deftones have dipped back into the past to give a hit from the '80s a second life.

Pop punk was born in the ‘90s, so it makes sense bands in the genre would pay homage to the era with covers of greats from the time. To narrow it down, we tried to stick in the alt rock realm, but ...

This edition of In Defense of the Genre looks at 20 bands from the mainstream pop punk era paying tribute to the comparatively underground legends who influenced them, through the lens of cover songs ...

It’s easy to forget how many great cover songs came from grunge-era bands in the 1990s. That period was filled with so many ...

This classic hard rock song was originally by the band The Who. Released in 1973, it’s one of the band’s most famous tracks. And when Pearl Jam covered it back in 2007, the grunge outfit still had ...

Iconic '90s Album Cover Model Looks Nearly Unrecognizable 20 Years Later originally appeared on Parade. It’s been over two decades since Blink-182 released their iconic album Enema of the State, ...

"It was just one of those songs that transcended time," BRELAND said of his decision to cover "Strawberry Wine" as a Spotify Single as the streamer releases its '90s country playlist Digital News ...