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I think a lot of people got burnt out on sex and candy, but Marcy playground's first two albums are legitimately fantastic. I didn't even get into them until like 2018
I had that album when Sex and Candy was popular and I loved it as an early teen. I didn't register to it until probably 10+ years later, but it's damn good. I them quickly picked up all their music released after that and it's great, too.
Got to see them live in a small venue back in 2012 or so and they were great.
Sex and Candy got overplayed so much on radio, it was everywhere. I remember mom switching radio station because it came on like twice in the same hour and the station she fliped to was playing it as well.
There were so many good songs just ran into the ground like that.