From grunge to Britpop, hip-hop to boy bands — how well do you really know the sounds that defined a decade? 20 tough questions await.
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The 1990s were a golden age for music lovers. It was the decade that gave us Nirvana's raw, genre-shattering grunge, the glossy pop perfection of the Spice Girls, and the lyrical genius of hip-hop titans like Nas and The Notorious B.I.G. From Radiohead reinventing alternative rock to TLC dominating the R&B charts, the 90s produced an astonishing range of sounds that still echo through today's playlists.
This was also the era of legendary rivalries — Oasis versus Blur in the Battle of Britpop, the East Coast versus West Coast hip-hop feud, and the constant tug-of-war between underground credibility and mainstream success. Album sales hit record highs, MTV was the cultural epicentre of youth, and a single music video could turn an unknown artist into an overnight sensation.
From Seattle's grunge scene to Manchester's Britpop explosion, from Tupac and Biggie's reign to the rise of electronic music with The Prodigy and The Chemical Brothers, the 1990s reshaped the musical landscape in ways that continue to influence artists today.
