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1. Kaminari One | Guitar Wolf | |
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2. Mystery Action | Supercharger | |
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3. Help You Ann | Lyres | |
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4. She | Phoenix Thunderstone | |
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5. 4000,000.37 Miles (Breaking The Sanity Barrier) | Man or Astro-Man? | |
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6. The Addams Family | The Fiends | |
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7. Star Power | The Makers | |
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8. Invader Ace | Guitar Wolf | |
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9. I Confess | Lyres | |
Snarling beat-punks from
the mid '80s to early '90s
with a love of classic Garage
stomp, Hammond organ, and
psychedelia. Guitarist Gre...
Japanese punk noise-a-billy
came to America in
1990-something and
destroyed all competition.
Guitar Wolf IS rock and ro...
Kings of Leon are made up
of brothers Caleb, Nathan
and Jared Followill, and
cousin Matthew Followill.
The brothers grew up un...
Soaked in alcohol and rock
'n' roll, the Lazy Cowgirls
blast a bitter butchering of
R&B-inspired garage punk.
The Lyres' charm lies in
their animalization of '60s
rock songs -- souped up
and blasted out as rabid
hyenas. The Lyres' front...
Greasy, garage punks who
mix up raging, snarling
guitars with amped-up,
freaked out vocals and
aggression in general. Th...
New Bomb Turks deliver
relentlessly razor-sharp
guitar-driven, trashy Garage
Punk with snotty, bristly
vocals.
Howling, wailing, thumping,
stomping primitive,
southern blues-influenced
rock that sounds like a
feedback-soaked exorcis...
A pivotal Bay Area Garage
Revival band, members of
Supercharger went on to
be in the Rip Offs and the
Brentwoods. Supercharg...
Wild, sloppy rock raised on
Rockabilly and Punk noise,
this NY group made Garage
Rock that should've
collapsed, but didn't.
Two-track purists from the
late '70s & early '80s whose
love of fuzz guitar and
classic R&B made them
revival favorites.
B-movie schlock coupled
with stripped-down,
horror-fried rock 'n' roll
that has kept its vision for
over 20 years. The two m...
Controlled, spastic guitars
reeling off riffs which still
bring to mind all the great,
raucous chords you've
ever heard. The Devil Dog...
Like an exploding beer can,
the Motards' guitars spray
trashed-out chords, soaking
their sound in a drunken
fury.
Shaking out a raucous '60s
garage punk sound in the
'80s with a single drumbeat,
fuzzed out guitars and
scowling vocals.
Bay Area band that knew
how to explode
supercharged life into
classic Punk gems with their
double guitar attack.
The Smears trash out gritty,
pure, and simple Garage
rockers with a dedication
to sleaze.
Raw, Garage crunch owing
much to the Kinks and Link
Wray -- led by the
ever-energized Billy
Childish.
Detroit duo whose love of
punk, blues, and piano-led
cabaret have made them
critical favorites. In 2000,
the White Stripes release...
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