Mazzy Star's lonesome, folky dream pop carries an appealingly melancholy mystique. After emerging from California's paisley underground in the late '80s, the L.A. band became a dark horse of the '90s alt scene with one of the decade's definitive albums, So Tonight That I Might See. Their seductive melodies blend woozy psych guitar with touches of pedal steel and harmonica—all lifted by Hope Sandoval's pensive, angelic vocals. After a lengthy hiatus, the group returned to the studio in 2013 to cast their familiar spell with Seasons of Your Day, an album every bit as potent as its predecessors.