INDIE
This genre used to be called "underground," then "progressive", then "alternative rock" then "indie rock" and now it's just called "indie". And really, it's not a genre.
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33 1/3 Volume 36: My Bloody Valentine's Loveless
$10.95My Bloody Valentine's LOVELESS is one of the most revered albums of the 1990s. Highly influential, shrouded in mystery, it has - so far - been an impossible album to follow up for its chief creator, Kevin Shields. Learn More -
33 1/3 Volume 33: The Stone Roses
$14.95Alex Green places the Stone Roses within the ecstasy-enhanced playground that was the late 80s Manchester scene and theorizes about what could have been had they maintained the brilliance of this peak performance. Learn More -
33 1/3 Volume 31: The Pixies' Doolittle
$12.95The Pixies have had a career unlike any other in alternative rock, disappearing as a not-quite-next-big-thing only to become gods in absentia. Learn More -
33 1/3 Volume 23: Jeff Buckley's Grace
$10.95The power and influence of Grace increases with each passing year. Learn More -
33 1/3 Volume 22: R.E.M.'s Murmur
$14.95R.E.M.'s debut album, released in 1983, was so far removed from the prevailing trends of American popular music that it still sounds miraculous and out of time today. Learn More -
33 1/3 Volume 16: The Replacements' Let It Be
$12.95One of the greatest moments of College Rock in the 1980s, Let It Be had a huge impact on the fans who fell under its spell. Learn More -
33 1/3 Volume 15: Radiohead's OK Computer
$12.95Seemingly granted 'classic album' status within days of its release in 1997, OK Computer transformed Radiohead from a highly promising rock act into The Most Important Band in the World ñ a label the band has been burdened by (and has fooled around with) ever since. Learn More
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