1990s - You Made Me Like It

Review by Varenya Joshi

The album You Made Me Like It by 1990s is a fun and energetic collection of songs that will transport listeners back to the golden age of indie rock. The band's catchy riffs, upbeat rhythms, and catchy lyrics make for a highly enjoyable listening experience.

From the opening track "You're Supposed to Be My Friend" to the closing number "Cult Status", the album is packed with memorable tunes that will have listeners dancing and singing along. The band's influences are clear, with nods to 60s garage rock and 70s punk, but 1990s manages to put their own spin on these sounds.

Highlights include the infectious "See You at the Lights", the anthemic "Enjoying Myself", and the bouncy "Arcade Precinct". The album's production is raw and unpolished, giving it a gritty and authentic feel that perfectly complements the band's style.

Summary by Varenya Joshi

You Made Me Like It is a fantastic album that showcases 1990s' talent for crafting catchy and fun indie rock. Fans of the genre will find plenty to love here, and even those who aren't typically into this type of music will find themselves tapping their feet and humming along. Highly recommended.