Super Furry Animals' sustained popularity is actually an affirmation of their unwillingness to do what's popular. When the shimmery, psychedelic pop of 1995's Fuzzy Logic set them on the same path as Britpop revival bands like Oasis, SFA deviated with a profanity-laced single that guaranteed no airplay. Their pop-focused album Guerrilla wasn't a commercial hit, but it didn't stop them from ignoring accessibility altogether on 2000's Welsh-language Mwng. SFA built a dedicated fan base through two-plus decades, outlasting the Britpop phase and forging their own psychedelic path.