Siamese Dream is an alt-rock masterpiece. Released in 1993, it crashed into a music scene dominated by grunge and carved out its own lush, layered, and emotionally charged sound. It debuted at #10 on the Billboard 200, went 4x Platinum, and had a stranglehold on MTV thanks to unforgettable tracks like Cherub Rock, Today, Disarm, Rocket, and the cult favourite Mayonaise.

The Pumpkins didn’t just ride the wave—they created their own. Their meticulous production, dense guitar walls, and Billy Corgan’s unmistakable voice made Siamese Dream a defining moment in alternative rock. They didn’t just influence a generation they challenged it to step up its game.

Even those who wouldn’t call themselves fans usually nod with respect when this album’s name is dropped. And three decades later, it still fills rooms, headphones, and hearts with a sound that hasn’t aged a day.

Don’t sleep on this one—because Siamese Dream never does