garage-rock

In 1975, African American brothers Bobby, David and Dannis Hackney entered a Detroit studio and recorded seven speedy, scorching songs that built on the garage-rock mayhem of fellow Motor City residents MC5 and the Stooges while predicting the oncoming punk blitz.

Album review: Death, "Spiritual Mental Phyiscal" David Malitz 2011

In 1975, African American brothers Bobby, David and Dannis Hackney entered a Detroit studio and recorded seven speedy, scorching songs that built on the garage-rock mayhem of fellow Motor City residents MC5 and the Stooges while predicting the oncoming punk blitz.

Music review: Death's 'Physical Mental Spiritual' Post 2011

The Archers were darker emotionally and rocked harder—the better comparison is to the gloriously sloppy garage-rock of the Replacements.

Getting the Band Back Together Andy Beta 2011

The group's forthcoming album, "Cannibal Courtship," finds its garage-rock sound still winsome, even if it is mostly delivered in English now.

Killing Us Softly With Song Andy Beta 2011

After a half-decade, the Strokes returned this year with "Angles," only to find that their garage-rock peers, the White Stripes, had announced their break-up and their nearest neighbors, LCD Soundsystem, were hanging it up as well the night after this Madison Square Garden show, in fact.

Disco Donors, Punk Pioneers Andy Beta 2011

Sons of a traveling Pentecostal preacher, the Followill brothers went from singing hymns to a high-profile spot in the early '00s garage-rock revival.

The Short List: Laura Lippman's Latest 2011

First-rate garage-rock raveups, country-tinged stompers and gorgeous ballads, all played with gusto by a host of special guests including Dan Auerbach of the Black Keys.

Tony Sachs: One More Once: A Listen Back At The Records That Made 2010 More Bearable Tony Sachs 2011

Compared with the group's first garage-rock records, this fourth album featuring a fourth member, guitarist Mark Nathan has a rangy sound that recalls early FM rock radio.

Attention Still Must Be Paid 2012

First-rate garage-rock raveups, country-tinged stompers and gorgeous ballads, all played with gusto by a host of special guests including Dan Auerbach of the Black Keys.

Tony Sachs: One More Once: A Listen Back At The Records That Made 2010 More Bearable Tony Sachs 2011

But they have a catalog as ageless as frontman Ric Ocasek's wife, Paulina Porizkova, and their streamlined hits expertly combining garage-rock and bubblegum pop continue to cruise around the airwaves decades after defining new-wave radio as well as the nascent days of MTV.

Soul Stars, Vintage Cars Andy Beta 2011