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Here’s the best pop-punk<\/a> album of each year of the 1990s<\/a>.<\/p>\n The ’90s saw pop-punk emerge from small clubs and underground scenes into a full-fledged mainstream music force.<\/p>\n Yes, the decade will always be remembered for grunge \u2014 and rightly so. It was a massive cultural movement that changed the trajectory of rock forever. Still, that sub-genre’s time in the sun really only lasted about four years. Conversely, pop-punk rocketed to mainstream success in 1994 and has seemingly never gone away.<\/p>\n The ’90s brought with it many of the acts who have come to define pop-punk, including Green Day<\/a>, the Offspring <\/a>and Blink-182<\/a>. Each of them found massive success during this era, crafting their own distinctive and recognizable styles, while also converting legions of passionate fans in the process.<\/p>\n READ MORE: The Best Pop Punk Album From Every Year – 1980-1989<\/a><\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n This time period also saw the arrival of Warped Tour, the highly influential traveling music festival that came to define the scene.\u00a0Just about every major pop-punk artist that rose to prominence during this\u00a0era spent some time during their summer out on Warped Tour, trudging across the country as they brought their music to the masses.<\/p>\n Below, we’ve assembled our picks for The Best Pop-Punk Album of Each Year of the 1990s. Our choices weren’t based entirely on sales numbers or popularity — though many of these releases were commercial successes, Ultimately, we judged albums on influence, longevity and impact, picking those that continue to resonate today.<\/p>\n Did your favorite ’90s pop-punk album make our list? Scroll down to find out.<\/p>\n As the decade went on, pop-punk became more established and went on to largely define the 1990s.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: Corey Irwin<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n Below, take a look at one-hit-wonders of the pop-punk world and learn about where they are now.<\/p>\n You probably remember the songs and maybe the band names, but do you know where these pop-punk one-hit wonders are now?<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: Corey Irwin<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nThe Best Pop-Punk Album of Each Year of the 1990s<\/h2>\n
Pop-Punk One-Hit Wonders: Where Are They Now?<\/h2>\n