Siamese Dream
In the ’90s, “alternative” became the buzz-word used to sell everything from fashion to fast food, and the word “indie” truly departed from its dictionary definition as music released on an independent label.
During the ’90s, indie became a worldwide phenomenon. Siamese Dream traces this history back to its roots, working through indie rock, grunge, lo-fi, Britpop, shoegaze, post-rock, electronica, trip hop and more.
Digging through the rubble to bring you not just the indie crossover hits from the 90s, but also the vanguard tracks of the ’80s and in-depth investigation of lesser-known artists and nuggets from the era where flannel and corduroy ruled, Siamese Dream remembers a time before skinny jeans and haircuts took over – when playing it loose, loud and messy was the only way.
Monday,
7th April
Episode recap
'The 90s at 9' with Laurence, Milner, and Dr. J
In the 1990s, Rock music and Electronic Dance music started to coalesce to become various genres that, despite being embraced by some prolific musical artists, came and went. For this Siamese Dream show on RTRFM I'm going to bring some of these tracks and some other sounds back to your attention. It will be an interesting ride!
Episode recap
'The 90s at 9' with Laurence, Milner, and Dr. J
In the 1990s, Rock music and Electronic Dance music started to coalesce to become various genres that, despite being embraced by some prolific musical artists, came and went. For this Siamese Dream show on RTRFM I'm going to bring some of these tracks and some other sounds back to your attention. It will be an interesting ride!
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