Rock & Alternative 1-21
20 entries in the Rock & Alternative compendium.
Rock & Alternative 1-21 — Era Chart
Arctic MonkeysEnglish rock band that pioneered internet-era promotion.Blur (band)English rock band central to the Britpop movement.Oasis (band)English rock band, leaders of the Britpop era.RadioheadEnglish rock band known for experimental approach and landmark albums.R.E.M.American rock band that pioneered alternative rock.The SmithsEnglish rock band, pioneers of 1980s independent music.The Smashing PumpkinsAmerican alternative rock band formed in Chicago in 1988.Red Hot Chili PeppersAmerican rock band formed in Los Angeles in 1982.Linkin ParkAmerican rock band; "Lost" released February 10, 2023.Nick Cave and the Bad SeedsAustralian rock band formed in 1983, known for dark, evolving sound.The ClashEnglish punk band that fused reggae, ska, and rockabilly.RamonesThey are recognized as one of the first bands of the punk genre and helped establish the pSex PistolsEnglish punk band that released the only studio album Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the The PoliceEnglish rock band that led the Second British Invasion.Black Flag (band)American punk band; pioneers of hardcore and post-hardcore.Blondie (band)American new wave pioneers from the CBGB scene.Massive AttackEnglish trip hop collective formed in Bristol in 1988.The ProdigyEnglish electronic band, pioneers of big beat and rave.MobyAmerican musician who brought dance music to mainstream audiences.Pet Shop BoysEnglish synth-pop duo, debut album *Please* released 24 March 1986.
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