The best Neo-Psychedelia albums
of the 1990s.
Where to start with 1990–1999 neo-psychedelia — with a one-line read on why each one matters.
Top of the 1990s — neo-psychedelia
Top picks from 1990–1999, ranked by where we would start.
Oasis
(What's the Story) Morning Glory?
A defining Britpop anthem blend of jangly guitars, soaring melodies, and introspective lyrics that captures the essence of mid-'90s UK youth culture.
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Oasis
Definitely Maybe
A vibrant blend of anthemic melodies, swaggering guitars, and introspective lyrics that define Britpop's energetic dawn.
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Screaming Trees
Uncle Anesthesia
A haunting blend of grunge and neo-psychedelia, layered with ethereal vocals and introspective lyrics that linger in the mind.
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Scott Weiland
12 Bar Blues
A raw exploration of emotional turmoil wrapped in gritty rock melodies and Weiland's distinct vocal delivery.
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Screaming Trees
Something About Today
A swirling blend of grunge and neo-psychedelia that captures the angst of a generation yearning for clarity.
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Super Furry Animals
Radiator
An eclectic mix of playful melodies and surreal lyrics, blending alternative rock with experimental sounds that challenge genre boundaries.
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Super Furry Animals
Ice Hockey Hair
A kaleidoscopic blend of psychedelic sounds infused with alternative rock energy and playful lyrical wit.
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Fishmans
King Master George
A kaleidoscopic blend of dreamy melodies, dub rhythms, and psychedelic textures that captures the essence of early '90s Japanese indie music.
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Fishmans
Long Season
A fluid blend of dream pop and dub, creating expansive soundscapes that ebb and flow with hypnotic rhythms.
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Azalia Snail
Burnt Sienna
Ethereal melodies intertwine with lo-fi textures, creating a dreamlike soundscape that reflects the essence of early '90s neo-psychedelia.
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Fantastic Plastic Machine
The Fantastic Plastic Machine
A vibrant fusion of lounge, electronic beats, and whimsical pop that encapsulates the essence of late '90s Japanese music culture.
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Fantastic Plastic Machine
Luxury
An eclectic blend of shimmering electronic grooves infused with jazz, bossa nova, and psychedelic pop influences.
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Roy Montgomery
Temple IV
Ethereal guitar textures and meditative soundscapes create an immersive journey through time and space.
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Roy Montgomery
Scenes from the South Island
A sprawling soundscape where atmospheric guitar layers intertwine with haunting melodies to evoke the essence of New Zealand's landscapes.
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