Geek rock is a genre characterized by its eclectic blend of catchy hooks, quirky lyrics, and eclectic instrumentation, often incorporating elements of punk, indie rock, and pop. Emerging in the 1990s, geek rock evolved as a response to mainstream rock, embracing nerd culture and intellectualism. Key to the genre's sound are witty, often humorous lyrics that explore science fiction, fantasy, technology, and social awkwardness. Artists associated with geek rock frequently employ unconventional instruments, such as the accordion or theremin, and showcase a DIY ethos. The genre's popularity peaked in the early 2000s, particularly among fans of science fiction and comic books. Geek rock's cultural significance lies in its celebration of outsider culture and its challenge to traditional rock music's machismo and seriousness. While sharing similarities with nerdcore hip hop and novelty rock, geek rock's distinctive blend of geeky references and catchy songcraft sets it apart.

Energy Dome Frequencies: Songs From The DEVO Documentary

DEVO

Album - 12 Tracks - Released October 31, 2025