Tyvek is an American punk band hailing from Detroit, Michigan. Named after the synthetic material, the group is known for their raw energy, DIY ethos, and fuzzy garage punk sound that captures the grit and spirit of their Motor City roots. The band was formed in the mid-2000s and has since carved out a niche for themselves within the punk scene, blending elements of art punk with lo-fi production and an indomitable spirit of rebellion against mainstream polish and production.

Their discography is a testament to a steadfast commitment to their unpolished, urgent style. Among their releases, "Overground" and "Origin of What" reflect their maturity as a band without straying far from the high-energy, distorted aesthetic that has become their signature. Earlier works like "On Triple Beams," "Nothing Fits," and their self-titled album "Tyvek," are brimming with frenetic tempos, jagged guitar riffs, and a palpable sense of restlessness. The "Blunt Instrumental - EP" and standalone track "Duck Blinds" offer a concentrated taste of their snarling vocals and hard-hitting instrumentals that perfectly encapsulate the band's garage punk essence. Tyvek's music manages to echo the raw, unfiltered narratives of city life, channeling them into a soundtrack for the disenchanted and the defiant.