In the first few years of the 90s, Uncle Tupelo launched the alt-country movement, two decades before bands like the Lumineers and Mumford & Sons would do the same for alt-folk.
Band leaders Jay Farrar and Jeff Tweedy didn’t get along very well but they collaborated on some beautiful music. 1992’s Anodyne was their first and last studio album (following three independent releases). The group disbanded a little while later, with Tweedy going on to form Wilco and Farrar launching Sun Volt.
I haven’t listened to much Uncle Tupelo but I really like everything I’ve heard. I feel the same way about early Wilco, though they lost me sometime after Yankee Hotel Foxtrot. I’ve never heard a Sun Volt song as far as I know but I probably should.
Never saw it coming, what a surprise
It’s been a wonder
Electricity tells a story
It’s a sound getting near as fear is watching you
It’s watching you close
You can fight it both arms swinging
Or try to wash it away
Pay up to the echoes of okay
No more, no more will I see you
No more will I see you
No more will I see you
You’ve schemed more than you have
You’ve borrowed more than you know
Better to steal the crumbs, makes it easier to go
Paralyzed by conscience
Looking for an opening
Apathy as your vocal cords cut out
Never thought once to ask, “How’s the temperature?”
Too busy with the finer points
Of each struggle we’re after
No more, no more will I see you
No more will I see you
No more will I see you
So long since I’ve seen you
Haven’t we both been living the high life
It flows on the bottom
No more, no more will I see you
No more will I see you
No more will I see you
Meet Me In Montauk 
I believe Tweedy went on to form the alt right movement.😄