The ‘90s supposedly “killed the guitar solo.” Yet even amid a decade dominated by grunge, gangsta rap, teen pop and nu-metal, southern rock, a classic sound synonymous with guitar solos, made a ...

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A modern K-pop star meets quintessential ’90s pop on “Moonlit Floor,” the ... Floor” pays homage to “Kiss Me,” a 1998 pop-rock earworm from the band Sixpence None the Richer.