Okay this is a hard one to think of. I just gave Bull in the Heather a listen and it’s very 90s grunge, but I think uniquely still a very calm cadence. Vocally she kind of reminds me of Hole, maybe some songs like Violet or even Doll Parts off the Live Through This album would work, but I feel like Hole does build up in the song a little more. Possibly Cannonball by The Breeders? It’s one that is very quintessential 90s to me also.
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Yess Doll Parts! I haven't revisited that song in ages but you're so right. And yes to the Breeders also, Last Splash especially carries so much weight for me. Thank you for your consideration :)
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