Garage rock

revival
 Garage rock revival. What is
it?
The revival of
garage rock can
be traced to the
release of the
two disk
Nuggets
compilation in
1972 by future
Patti Smith
In the 1980s, another
garage rock revival
saw a number of
bands linked to the
underground music
scene earnestly trying
to replicate the
sound, style, and look
of the '60s garage
bands, including The
Chesterfield Kings,
The Fuzztones and
The Lyres. This trend
In the early 2000s, a
garage rock or post-punk
revival achieved the airplay
and commercial success
that had eluded garage
rock bands of the past. This
was led by four bands: The
Strokes of New York City,
The Hives, of Fagersta,
Sweden, The Vines of
Sydney, Australia, and The
White Stripes from Detroit,
Michigan, christened by the The Vines
media as the "The" bands,
or "The saviours of rock 'n'
 The White Stripes
The White Stripes were an American alternative rock
duo, formed in 1997 in Detroit, Michigan. The group
consisted of

Meg White Jack White

Overall, The White Stripes have won 14 awards from 50 nominations

n 2007, music by the White Stripes was used by the British choreographer Wayn
McGregor for his new production Chroma, a piece he created for The Royal Ballet
ondon, England.

lephant won a Grammy for Best Alternative Music Album, while "Seven Nation A
won a Grammy for Best Rock Song.
  Jack and Meg White
relationship
During the early phase of their
career, Jack and Meg White
provided various descriptions of
their relationship. In many early
interviews, Jack claimed that he
and Meg were siblings; this claim
was widely believed and repeated
despite rumors that they were, or
had been, husband and wife. In
2001, proof of their 1996 marriage
emerged, yet they continued to
insist publicly that they were
brother and sister. The couple
were divorced in March 2000 just
before the band gained
widespread attention. In a 2005
interview with Rolling Stone
magazine, Jack White claimed that
this open secret was intended to
 Discography
The White Stripes (1999) De Stijl (2000)

White Blood Cells (2001) Elephant (2003)

Get Behind Me Satan (2005) Icky Thump (2007)

 The Hives
The Hives are a Swedish garage rock band that
consists
Chris of Dr. Matt Vigilante Nicholaus Howlin' Pelle
Dangerous Destruction Carlstroem Arson Almqvist 

• The Hives have been featured playing "Fall Is Just Something Grownups
Invented" on Cartoon Network since fall 2007

• The Hives are noted for wearing matching suits or outfits, always in
nothing but black and white.
 Wardrobe
The Hives are noted for wearing matching
suits or outfits, always in nothing but black
and white. However, their clothing has
changed with each album. They wore suits
with ascots for Veni Vidi Vicious, suits with
colonel-styled laces and white spats for
Tyrannosaurus Hives and bandanas and
suspenders for their 2007 hurricane tours.
For their newest album The Black and
White Album, they have gone with
something of a school uniform look, with
black blazers bearing an "H" crest on the
left breast, and striped black and white ties.
As of late September 2008 and near the
end of their "Black and White Tour", The
Hives have changed their wardrobe to
white suits with a striped black tie. Now
they are dressed as what can be described
as a mix between old French soldiers'
uniforms and boy scouts' uniforms.
 Discography
Barely Legal Veni Vidi Vicious
(1997) (2000)

Tyrannosaurus The Black and

Hives (2004) White Album (2007)
 The Vines
The Vines are an Australian indie rock band
originally formed as Rishikesh in 1994 in Sydney.
Since 2006 their line-up has consisted of

• Much of the band's early

grungy sound can be
attributed to their
beginnings as a Nirvana
cover band.

• Highly Evolved, became

a huge success and
their accompanying live
shows in the early Brad Heald Ryan Griffiths
years were praised as
Hamish Rosser Craig Nicholls
"electrifying" and
"sensational".
  Early years 
At first the group started
performing Nirvana and You Am I
covers at backyard parties while
developing their sound on Nicholls'
four-track recorder.
Over the next few years, The Vines
gigged infrequently and remained
relatively unknown, even in their
hometown, yet by the beginning of
2001 they had amassed a
repertoire of over thirty songs.On
the strength of their demo, XL
Recordings put out what was to be
their first single, "Factory", as a
limited seven-inch EP. The release
became NME's Single of the Week
in November 2001.
 Discography
Highly Evolved (2002) Winning Days (2004)

Vision Valley (2006) Melodia (2008)

 The Strokes
The Strokes are an American rock band formed in 1998
in New York City. The band consists of
Fabrizio Nikolai Julian Nick Albert
Moretti Fraiture Casablancas Valensi Hammond Jr.

• The Strokes have been named one of the most prominent and
influential rock bands to emerge in the 21st century.

• The Strokes have received six awards from 13 nominations.

• As of 2010, their first CD Is This It has sold over 3.5 million copies
worldwide.
 The Modern Age EP

In 1998 the band began

rehearsing a fourteen song set.
Most of these songs now feature
different lyrics. A demo sent to
the newly reformed Rough Trade
Records in the UK sparked
interest there, leading to their
first release via the website of the
UK magazine NME who gave away
a free mp3 download of "Last
Nite" a week prior to the physical
release as part of The Modern Age
EP in 2001. The EP sparked a
bidding war among record labels;
the largest for a rock and roll
band in years.
 Discography

Is This It (2001) Room on Fire (2003)

First Impressions
Angles (2011)
of Earth (2006)
Other garage rock revival
bands
 Music
• The White Stripes – Icky Thump

• The Hives – Hate to say you so

• The Vines – Get free

• The Strokes – Juicebox

 Thanks for
watching!
Infromation source: http://en.wikipedia.org