The lineage of garage rock: the footprints left by the mavericks from abroad
Garage rock, born from the underground scene of the 1960s.
Mavericks like The Devil Dogs and The White Stripes have delivered a raw yet fiery sound that stands apart from more polished music.
Tracing the footsteps of artists across the globe—from The Prisoners in the UK, to The Devil Dogs in New York, to The White Stripes in Detroit—we bring you the allure of garage rock, a genre that could be called the very origin of modern music.
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| The lineage of garage rock: the footprints left by the mavericks from abroad | |||
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| show_chart | Title | Playlist | Review |
| 1east | When The Sun Goes DownArctic Monkeys | play_arrow | Formation and rise of Arctic Monkeys |
| 2east | ActionThe Devil Dogs | play_arrow | The Devil Dogs are a genius trio that sparked a garage rock revolution. |
| 3east | NaiveThe Kooks | play_arrow | A coming-of-age anthem of 2000s British rock |
| 4east | Rock & Roll QueenThe Subways | play_arrow | A classic indie rock song brimming with youth and passion |
| 5east | Surfin BirdThe Trashmen | play_arrow | A garage rock band. Revived after a short period of activity. |
| 6east | Slow DeathThe Flamin’ Groovies | play_arrow | A garage rock band originating from San Francisco |
| 7east | Doing It To DeathThe Kills | play_arrow | The Kills' sophisticated rock number |
| 8east | Sunday MorningThe Velvet Underground | play_arrow | A classic song by The Velvet Underground |
| 9east | I Love LAStarcrawler | play_arrow | Stargrowler’s Los Angeles Anthem |
| 10east | Louie LouieThe Kingsmen | play_arrow | The History of the Legendary Song by the Kingsmen |
| 11east | Consolation PrizesPhoenix | play_arrow | Sophisticated rock of the phoenix |
| 12east | I Idolize YouThe Fabulous Wailers | play_arrow | The global success and popularity of garage rock bands |
| 13east | Open My EyeThe Nazz | play_arrow | Todd Rundgren-led band |
| 14east | Hate to Say I Told You SoThe Hives | play_arrow | Gaining attention with raw garage rock |
| 15east | Dirty WaterThe Standells | play_arrow | The Standells’ rebellious, spirit-filled garage rock |
| 16east | Not EveryoneNine Black Alps | play_arrow | Nine Black Alps' 2005 single |
| 17east | Ever Lovin’ ManThe Dirtbombs | play_arrow | The Dirtbombs’ masterpiece of rock and soul |
| 18east | Superstar TradesmanThe View | play_arrow | A classic by a Scottish indie rock band |
| 19east | C’mon C’monThe Von Bondies | play_arrow | A rock song by The Von Bondies from Detroit |
| 20east | The Modern AgeThe Strokes | play_arrow | The Strokes Spark a Garage Rock Frenzy |
| 21east | Journey To The Center Of The MindThe Amboy Dukes | play_arrow | Legendary garage rock band originating from Chicago |
| 22east | Heart Of The MatterThe Libertines | play_arrow | British garage rock band |
| 23east | City LightsThe White Stripes | play_arrow | The White Stripes’ garage rock. |
| 24east | PsychoThe Sonics | play_arrow | The Sonics, a legendary garage rock band |
| 25east | Pushin’ Too HardTHE SEEDS | play_arrow | The Seeds’ garage rock |
| 26east | I’m hurtingThee Headcoats | play_arrow | Billy Childish's garage rock band |
| 27east | Get FreeThe Vines | play_arrow | Garage rock band from Australia |
| 28east | MisirlouDick Dale & His Del-tones | play_arrow | Dick Dale, a representative figure of garage rock |
| 29east | the WItchThe Fuzztones | play_arrow | A garage rock ban in New York |
| 30east | Summer FunThe Barracudas | play_arrow | The Barracudas, 1980s garage rock. |
| 31east | No FunIggy Pop & The Stooges | play_arrow | Garage rock shocks the whole world |
| 32east | Looking At YouMC5 | play_arrow | A rock band active from the 1960s to the 1970s |
| 33east | Slip Inside This House13th Floor Elevators | play_arrow | A legendary band that had a major influence on rock music |
| 34east | HurricaneThe Prisoners | play_arrow | Legend of British garage rock bands |
| 35east | Death of a Mighty CaesarThee Mighty Caesars | play_arrow | 1980s British garage rock band |
| 36east | One Potato, Two PotatoThe Mummies | play_arrow | Bandaged costumes of a garage rock band |
| 37east | MalaguenaThe Phantom Surfers | play_arrow | Garage rock legendary band, Eye Mask |
| 38east | Alligator TwistThe Kaisers | play_arrow | The Kaisers recreate the nostalgic sound of the ’60s |
| 39east | TEAR IT UPThe Cramps | play_arrow | Garage rock band couple making waves worldwide |
| 40east | Cycle DelicDavie Allan & The Arrows | play_arrow | Davy Allan exhilarating rock sound |
| 41east | Bad ManThe Oblivians | play_arrow | The Oblivians’ garage rock |
| 42east | The SingerTy Segall Band | play_arrow | Ty Segall's ambitious glam rock |
| 43east | Little GirlThe Syndicate of Sound | ![]() | The Legendary Activities of The Syndicate of Sound |
| 44east | Jack The RipperScreaming Lord Sutch | play_arrow | Garage rock singer, distinctive and enduringly popular |
| 45east | Take It From The TopThe Velveteers | play_arrow | Introducing The Velveteers' new album |
| 46east | Summertime BluesBlue Cheer | play_arrow | The progenitor of heavy metal in garage rock bands |


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