r/GarageRock

been tracking everything DIY in a bedroom setup and honestly not super sure where we land genre-wise.

we just dropped a track called "without u" (band is ok bouquet). it’s got loud guitars, super raw production, and a lot of energy, but the melodies are definitely a bit more indie.

curious what you guys think, does this count as garage rock or is it strictly indie?

I'm new to your sub and wanted to say hi. Hi!

I love that fuzzy nasty sound a lot of bands classified as "garage" play and I thought I'd just check in now because I think I already pissed off some people at r/punk.

Anyways, I love The Mummies, King Automatic, The Stooges...The Monsters.

Wau Y Los Arrrghs.

I hope I can find some more to add to my library here. Thanks

Has anyone seen Toody Cole and her band recently? I am about to see them in a couple weeks. How was it?

Finally finished up the music vid for this song! I think it turned out pretty cool:)

I'm looking for a song I remember being played on mtv2 in the UK. In the video it consisted of a miniature band playing on a large set of drums and the drum kit was spinning I think. I believe it was around the time Jet, are you gonna be my girl, was super popular. I think the band had " black" in the name but it wasn't " BRMCC or the Black Keys". This has been driving me insane every time I think about it. Mostly once every 6 months.

The Living End was a garage rock band from Abilene, Texas.

Anyone have any idea what reverb / echo unit Ty has his vox through in this performance? so dusty. lush AF. sounds a little bit like the vocal sound on slaughterhouse to me, but with just more of the dry signal.

Music Video made for my Jerry Hsu tribute track, made from three of my favorite parts of his.