Smashing Pumpkins’ Gish remains a cornerstone of early ’90s alternative rock. Originally released in 1991, the band’s debut album introduced Billy Corgan’s towering guitar sound, dynamic shifts and melodic intensity, setting the blueprint for what would follow. Featuring the breakout singles Siva, I Am One and Rhinoceros, Gish balances metallic crunch with hazy psychedelia, moving from muscular riffing to expansive, dreamlike passages with ease. Three decades on, it stands as one of the era’s defining rock records — ambitious, emotive and unmistakably their own.