Best pop punk artists of the 1990s
Hip-hop moved to the center and has not left. Grunge cleared out the arena rock standing in front of it. Dance music grew an audience that listened at home rather than in a club, while sample clearance got expensive enough that producers had to get sharper about what they took.
Everyone who released a pop punk album in the 1990s, ordered by how Riffiter listeners rate their catalog.
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The Bouncing Souls3 albums here4.04.2 avg · 3 ratings
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AFI2 albums here3.93.9 avg · 13 ratings
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Green Day9 albums here3.93.9 avg · 131 ratings
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The Muffs2 albums here3.83.6 avg · 4 ratings
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The Offspring1 album here3.83.8 avg · 77 ratings
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MxPx6 albums here3.73.6 avg · 9 ratings
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Ramones3 albums here3.73.5 avg · 10 ratings
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blink-1824 albums here3.73.6 avg · 43 ratings
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Rancid1 album here2 ratings
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Yellowcard2 albums here1 rating
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New Found Glory1 album here1 rating
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Anti-Flag4 albums here1 rating
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Autopilot Off1 album here1 rating
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The Sound1 album here1 rating
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Bowling for Soup2 albums here
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No Use for a Name1 album here
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The Ataris2 albums here
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Love and Rockets5 albums here
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Saves the Day2 albums here
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Republica2 albums here
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Mest1 album here
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Fenix TX1 album here
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The Queers8 albums here
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Bow Wow Wow1 album here
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Lustra2 albums here
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Feargal Sharkey1 album here
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Allister1 album here
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Bodyjar5 albums here
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Nerf Herder1 album here
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Home Grown2 albums here
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Attrition9 albums here
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Off the Wall1 album here
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Allison2 albums here
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Punchline1 album here
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Beauty School Dropout1 album here
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