The garage-punk underbelly continued to build a foundation for a future invasion in the form of killer work from Dead Moon and Thee Mighty Caesars, as well as the debut of future colossi the Gories.

Shake Appeal is Pitchfork deputy news editor Evan Minsker’s ongoing survey of garage rock and punk records. He returns for a year-end blowout of rock’n’roll scuzz. There’s plenty from the ...

Many of the albums that ushered in millennial garage punk were issued that year. Whether they assaulted radio and MTV in 2002 or not, they were birthed this year. Welcome to Alternative Press ...

Punk Pioneer Geza X Digs Through the Garage for New Label ... There are 18 songs on the new comp, displaying diversity of styles that fall with the garage rock banner, nine male and nine female ...

Drew Owen was a screaming Baltimore teenager when he started putting out Sick Thoughts records, and while his early stuff still holds up, he’s aged into his best work yet. Since relocating to ...

On Atlanta garage-punk three-piece the Coathangers' 2007 debut, the first track is a 20-second recording of a man's voice. "Why this record?" the unidentified voice asks. "Why should you listen to ...

San Diego-based garage-punk outfit the Schizophonics brings its energetic stage show back to the Bay Area for this headlining gig at the Bottom of the Hill Friday. Though founded in Southern ...