The Men are an American rock band hailing from Brooklyn, New York, known for their raw, energetic blend of punk, garage, and indie rock sounds. Since their formation in 2008, the group has undergone various transformations in style and lineup, with a core intent on preserving a spirit of experimentation and a DIY ethic. Early in their career, The Men gained recognition for their ferocious live performances and expansive approach to genre that refused to remain static, characterized by a drive to push the boundaries of their sound with each release.

Throughout their prolific career, The Men have released a series of albums that exhibit their evolution as musicians and songwriters. Their most recent releases, like "Mercy" and "New York City," showcase a band that has matured without losing the fearless, exploratory edge that has won them a dedicated fan base. "Fuzz Club Session," along with the live cuts "Shake It," "Fire," and others, capture the raw intensity of their live shows, inviting listeners into the immersive and unbridled experience of their performances. The Men’s ability to fluidly combine different influences into a cohesive, distinctive sound has secured their place in the contemporary rock scene as relentless innovators and authentic rock 'n' roll purveyors.