Detroit rock is a high-energy genre characterized by its raw, unbridled sound, often featuring driving rhythms, fuzz-laden guitars, and unapologetic, emotive vocals. Emerging in the 1960s and peaking in popularity during the 1970s, this genre was born in the Motor City's vibrant music scene, where garage rock, blues, and proto-punk converged. Detroit rock's cultural significance lies in its rebellious, DIY ethos, reflecting the city's post-industrial grit and resilience. With its roots in blues and R&B, the genre shares kinship with other American rock styles, yet its unique blend of sonic intensity and working-class attitude sets it apart. Notable for its primal, unpolished sound, Detroit rock has influenced generations of musicians, from punk and new wave to indie rock and beyond, cementing its status as a vital, enduring chapter in rock music history.

Teenage Lament '74 (Acoustic Diversion)

Alice Cooper

Single - Released October 25, 2024