There’s a website that is helping us revisit the ’90s by whipping up a fake festival lineup and dishes out archived footage so you can dive deep into the nostalgia.

Because returning back to the ’90s is something that sounds top-notch compared to the shitty year we’re currently living through, there’s now a website that will whip you up a fake ’90s festival lineup, and then give you links to watch archived footage.

Created by Twitter user @ricomonkeon, it was noted as featuring “wonky VHS footage of all your indie favourites,” which will make up “a randomly generated line-up of bands who played a uk festival in the 1990s.”

By heading to the ’90s festival generator, all you have to do is load up the website and you’ll be on your way to revisiting the ’90s as it’ll automatically load you up a stacked lineup.

Sparked from a YouTube deep-dive, each band listed in the mock lineups have clickable links that will take you directly to ’90s archived footage of the bands playing live, so you can rock out in your lounge room.

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From Neil Young headlining a fake festival stacked with Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Silverchair, Jane’s Addiction, and Descendents to Jeff Buckley leading a lineup with The Flaming Lips, The Jesus And Mary Chain, and Sinead O’Connor, you’re set for some good nostalgic entertainment.

Additionally, the website has all sorts of things to keep us in isolation entertained, including a challenge called Guess My IMDB Rating where the website challenges you to guess the number it’s thinking of by popping in random movie titles that have been rated via IMDB.

On top of that, there’s a Flavor Flav Clock-O-Matik that will tell you the time based only off of pictures of Flavor Flave himself, Karayoko! which will have Yoko Ono sing 100 different songs to you, and even a listicle showing you what album covers would look like with different photos taken from the same session.

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