Classic Garage Rock

Classic garage rock emerged in the mid-1960s, characterized by its raw and energetic sound that was cultivated by amateur bands in suburban garages across America and beyond. These groups often emulated British Invasion influences while imbuing a distinctly rebellious American twist. With the use of simple chord progressions, fuzzy guitar riffs, and emphatic vocals, garage rock was marked by its DIY ethos and visceral punch, capturing the spirit of teen angst and the rough edges of rock 'n' roll. The genre became a counterpoint to the polished pop of the era, offering a grittier, more "authentic" sound that resonated with the youth culture's growing desire for unrefined musical expression.

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