Garage rock
Garage rock is a raw and energetic style of rock and roll that flourished in the mid-1960s, most notably in the United States and Canada, and has experienced a series of subsequent revivals.
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Sea of Cowards
Studio album by The Dead Weather
Acme
Studio album by The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
Raise the Dead
Studio album by Phantom Planet
Dodge and Burn
Studio album by The Dead Weather
Icky Thump
Studio album by The White Stripes
Hamish Rosser
Australian musician
White Blood Cells
Studio album by The White Stripes
Horehound
Studio album by The Dead Weather
Melophobia
Studio album by Cage The Elephant
Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!!
Studio album by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
Magic Potion
Studio album by The Black Keys
The Big Come Up
Studio album by The Black Keys
Rubber Factory
Studio album by The Black Keys
Thickfreakness
Studio album by The Black Keys
Martyn P. Casey
Australian-English bass guitarist
Kid Congo Powers
American guitarist
Hiro Yamamoto
American bassist
Dean Fertita
American multi-instrumentalist
Malcolm Clark
Australian musician
Craig Fairbaugh
Guitarist
Miles Kane
English musician
Nick O'Malley
Bass guitarist
Andy Nicholson
English musician
John Agnello
Music producer
Paul Collins
American writer
Peter Laughner
American guitarist
Ty Segall
American multi-instrumentalist
Charley Stone
Instrumentalist
Jefferson Airplane
Rock band
Martin Cilia
Australian musician
Little Barrie
Vocal group
Dave Hernandez
Guitarist
Andy Shernoff
Musician
Myke Scavone
Harmonicist
Sune Rose Wagner
Danish songwriter
Scott Carlson
American musician
Nick Jago
Musician
Louis Tillett
Australian singer-songwriter
Union Carbide Productions
Rock band
Jemina Pearl
American singer
The Punks
Band
Andy Babiuk
American musician
The Greenhornes
Rock band
Thee Headcoatees
Band
Thee Headcoats
Band
Arctic Monkeys
Rock band
The Libertines
Rock band
