Unrest Washington, D.C.
Unrest was a towering pillar of indie rock, from the tongue-in-cheek garage noise of their earliest efforts to the shimmering, manic pop thrills of their later, most enduring work, the band was a paragon of DIY virtue, perfecting a genre-hopping eclecticism and knowing, ironic lyrical outlook that virtually defined the sound and feel of the 1990s. (photo by Erin Smith). ... more
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