Artist	Song
Orgy	Blue Monday
from Candyass (2008)
Butthole Surfers	Pepper
from Electriclarryland (1996)
Static-X	Push It
from Wisconsin Death Trip (2008)
Helmet	In the Meantime
from Meantime (1992)
Sepultura	Refuse / Resist
from Chaos A.D. (2007)
Type O Negative	Black No. 1
from The Best of Type O Negative (2007)
Buckcherry	Lit Up
from '90s Rock Number 1's (2007)
Screaming Trees	Nearly Lost You
from Sweet Oblivion (1991)
NOFX	Bob
from The Greatest Songs Ever Written (By Us) (2008)
Monster Magnet	Powertrip
from Powertrip (1998)
Fu Manchu	Evil Eye
from The Action Is Go (1997)
Kyuss	Green Machine
from Blues for the Red Sun (2006)
Pavement	Summer Babe (Winter Version)
from Slanted & Enchanted: Luxe & Reduxe (2002)
The Jesus Lizard	Nub
from Goat ((Remaster / Reissue)) (1991)
Guided By Voices	Watch Me Jumpstart
from Alien Lanes (1995)
Unsane	Committed
from Occupational Hazard (1998)
Superchunk	Hyper Enough
from Hyper Enough - EP (1995)
Slowdive	Alison
from Souvlaki (1994)
Spacemen 3	Take Me to the Other Side
from The Choice Is Revolution or Heroin (2010)
Seven Mary Three	Cumbersome
from American Standard (2009)
Sleep	Dragonaut
from Sleep's Holy Mountain (2009)
Neurosis	Locust Star
from Through Silver In Blood (1996)
The Go	Meet Me at the Movies
from Watcha Doin' (1999)
Man or Astro-man?	Interstellar Hardrive
from Eeviac (1999)
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers	Mary Jane's Last Dance
from Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers: Greatest Hits (2010)

Comment:

Wanna know how open-minded modern rock was during the '90s? Aside from welcoming the frenzied synth pop of acid freaks ("Pepper," the sudden breakthrough of the Butthole Surfers after more than a decade of terrifying audiences with skin-boiling pyrotechnics and mildly insane psych-rock), the alternative nation era ushered in the distorted dementia of Unsane, the groove-locked thrash of Sepultura, the pre-High on Fire haze of Sleep, the foundation-forming grunge of Mudhoney (covered by Sonic Youth as part of a split single), the four-track-glorifying indie rock of Guided by Voices, and those monstrous godfathers of metalgaze music (Isis, Cult of Luna), Neurosis.

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