1995 - Browse By Year

1995 was the year British music took over the world. It was a cultural phenomenon defined by the legendary chart battle between Oasis and Blur, but it was also a year of incredible depth across all genres. From the peak of trip-hop to the continued evolution of alternative rock, 1995 was a time when music felt vital, urgent, and unmissable. Our collection transports you back to the very heart of Cool Britannia.

This was the year Oasis released the era-defining [What's the Story] Morning Glory?, while Blur countered with The Great Escape. Pulp captured the national mood with Different Class, and Radiohead released The Bends, a record that signalled a shift towards more atmospheric rock. Beyond the guitar bands, the chemical beats of The Chemical Brothers' Exit Planet Dust and the cinematic soul of Portishead’s Dummy (gaining momentum) showed the diversity of the 90s soundscape.

Listening to these albums on vinyl is the ultimate way to experience the mid-90s. The format captures the raw energy of the guitars and the deep, dusty grooves of the trip-hop beats in a way digital simply can't replicate.

Dive into our 1995 collection below and relive the year that defined a generation.