Garage Rock Revival

Garage Rock Revival emerged in the early 2000s, chiefly in the US and Australia, when bands discovered that a bit of fuzz could effectively disguise their questionable musical talents. Characterised by lo-fi production, blistering guitar riffs, and the sort of energy that makes you wonder if someone had too much coffee, it often sounds like a raucous party in a 1960s garage that just wouldn’t end. This genre’s resurgence proved that nostalgia for the rawness of early rock could lead to both catchy tunes and questionable fashion choices, reminding us all that some trends refuse to die gracefully.