Garbage's blend of underground edginess and hooky smarts made them one of the biggest indie acts spawned by the ‘90s. Fronted by the irrepressible Shirley Manson—whose goth-tinged sensibility adds just enough gloominess to glitchy anthems like the chugging “Only Happy When It Rains”, the longing “#1 Crush” and the snarling “Push It”—Garbage have carved out a musical niche that thrives in the worlds of both Top 40 radio and smoky rock clubs. Their finely calibrated songs meld the outré and the mainstream in ways that leave both sides changed for the better.