Best Mid 90S
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Orbital’s In Sides (1996) is a seminal trance album recognized for its expansive and intricate soundscapes. The record showcases the duo's masterful blend of techno and trance influences, particularly through tracks like ‘The Box.’ It remains notable within the FFRR label’s catalog and is appreciate...
Second studio album by UK electronic duo Underworld, released in 1996 on Junior Boy's Own, featuring dense layered production and the track Pearl's Girl.
Dreamland is the 1996 debut album by Italian-Swiss producer Robert Miles, anchored by the European chart-topping single 'Children' and credited with popularizing the dream trance subgenre.
Mid90s portrays the experiences of Stevie, a thirteen-year-old boy in Los Angeles during the 1990s. He seeks refuge through association with a group of older skateboarders. The film’s cast includes several young actors navigating themes of adolescence and troubled family circumstances.
Debut 1996 album by UK electronic group Faithless, reaching the UK Top 10 and featuring breakthrough singles Insomnia and Salva Mea.
Snivilisation is the 1994 third album by British duo Orbital, notable for politically themed content and more intricately layered compositions compared to their earlier rave-oriented releases.
Malcolm in the Middle: Life's Still Unfair is a Hulu miniseries revival of the original sitcom, Malcolm in the Middle. Produced by multiple companies including New Satin City Productions, it continues the story of the Malcom family. The series was created by Linwood Boomer and initially ran from 200...
Midtown Madness is a 1999 racing game focusing on unauthorized street races across the United States, primarily Chicago. The title gained recognition for its realistic driving physics and open-world design allowing players to pursue diverse vehicles and challenge police forces. It’s particularly app...
Spheres is a 1994 album by Canadian project Delerium, an early work reflecting their roots in dark ambient and industrial electronic music before their later mainstream breakthrough.
Soundtrack to Jonah Hill's 2018 directorial debut set in 1990s Los Angeles, with licensed hip-hop tracks curated by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross.
