60. MIDNITE VULTURES by Beck
1999 brought us this Beck record which happens to have my favorite
alternative
59. REMIND ME TOMORROW by Sharon Van Etten
Considered more guitar driven indie or alternative, Sharon Van Etten changed
things
58. WHITECHOCOLATESPACEEGG by Liz Phair
If Liz Phair made one mistake in her career, it was releasing
53. PUNISHER by Phoebe Bridgers
It’s no secret that I’ve been a fan of Phoebe
50. VISIONS OF A LIFE by Wolf Alice
2017 brought us London-based alt-rock (Britrock) band Wolf Alice’s second
record.
47. ON THE LINE by Jenny Lewis
You may know Jenny Lewis from her time fronting the band Rilo
44. CAGE THE ELEPHANT (self-titled)
Kentucky’s Cage the Elephant announce themselves within the first few notes
41. WELCOME TO WHEREVER YOU ARE by INXS
Released in 1992, in the shadow of their two previous platinum sellers
39. POP by U2
Though much maligned when it was released, this 1997 U2 record is
28. THE BENDS by Radiohead
For me, this 1995 record is the Radiohead I know and love.
25. YOUNG THE GIANT (self-titled)
Another debut album, this from 2010, is from the Southern California
indie/
8. RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE (self-titled)
The argument could be made that this record is more relevant today
