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Here's SEASURFER with "Crazy" from their 2026 EP Angels.

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Here's Lush performing "Nothing Natural" from their 1991 EP Black Spring.

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Here's "Wandering Star" by Portishead, from their 1994 release Dummy.

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Here's "Sweetness and Light" from Lush, originally appearing on their 1990 EP also titled Sweetness and Light.

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Here are The Sundays with "Here's Where the Story Ends" from their 1990 debut album Reading, Writing and Arithmetic.

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Here's "Opening Night" by Arctic Monkeys, from the 2026 War Child Records compilation album HELP(2).

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Here's Castle Rat with "Wizard" from their 2025 release The Bestiary.

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Here are the Viagra Boys with "Man Made of Meat" from their 2025 release Viagr Aboys.

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Before this performance, Nirvana was asked to perform "Smells Like Teen Spirit" with a backing track, instead of actually performing the song live. One thing led to another, then this happened. Top of the Pops, November 1991.

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Here's "Little Dark Age" from MGMT, featured on their 2017 release Little Dark Age.

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Here's "Lucky Star" by Madonna, from her 1983 self-titled release.

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Here's Gorillaz with "Tranz" from their 2018 release The Now Now.

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Here's "Zero" by the Smashing Pumpkins, released on their 1995 album Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness.

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Here's Hanabie. with their song "We Love Sweets" from their 2021 release Girl's Reform Manifest.

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Here's Rob Zombie with "Dragula" from the 1998 release Past, Present & Future.

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Here's Smashing Pumpkins with "Siva" — the second track from their 1991 debut album Gish.

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Here are the Pixies with "Um Chagga Lagga" from their 2016 release Head Carrier.