Comprising 13 tracks of pure unadulterated teenage angst, Let Go undeniably shaped the world of pop-punk into what it is today – and stood against a viciously misogynistic music industry.
As his latest album Bloodline Maintenance proves, Harper is still doing the heavy lifting that began 25 years ago with his essential album, The Will To Live.
While The Mars Volta might have been the higher-charting of At The Drive In’s follow-up bands, Sparta stuck closer to their roots for their brilliant, pummelling debut.
Three decades from its release, Babes In Toyland’s sophomore album stands as a post-grunge classic that means much more to women than its reductive 1990s labelling suggests.
