List of garage rock bands

The following is a list of notable garage rock bands. It is not exclusive to collective bands, but also includes solo acts who have created music in this style (usually backed by accompanying musicians). The list features artists from the US and Canada, but also includes similar acts from other countries.[1][2][3]

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by expanding it with reliably sourced entries.

Original mid-1960s garage bands (primarily active from 1964–68)

• The 13th Floor Elevators (Austin, Texas)

A

• The Aardvarks (Muskegon, Michigan)
• The Ace of Cups (San Francisco, California; all-female group)
• The Allman Joys (Daytona, Florida)
• The Atlantics (Sydney, Australia)

B

• Baby Huey & the Babysitters (Gary, Indiana)
• The Bad Roads (Lake Charles, Louisiana)
• The Bad Seeds (Corpus Christi, Texas)
• The Baskerville Hounds (Cleveland, Ohio)
• The Balloon Farm (New Jersey, United States)
• The Banshees (Chicago, Illinois)
• The Barbarians (Cape Cod, Massachusetts)
• The Bare Facts (Portsmouth, Ohio)
• The Baroques (Milwaukee, Wisconsin)
• The Basement Wall (Baton Rouge, Louisiana)
• The Beach Nuts (Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey)
• The Beau Brummels (San Francisco, California)
• The Beefeaters (Copenhagen, Denmark)
• The Bees (Covina, California)
• The Better Half-Dozen (New Orleans, Louisiana)
• The Birdwatchers (Tampa, Florida)
• The Black Diamonds (Lithgow, New South Wales, Australia)
• The Bluestars (Auckland, New Zealand)
• Blues Magoos (The Bronx, New York, New York)
• The Blue Things (Hays, Kansas)
• The Bobby Fuller Four (El Paso, Texas)
• Bohemian Vendetta (Long Island, New York)
• The Bojax (Greenville, South Carolina)
• The Breakers (Memphis, Tennessee)
• The Brigands (Forest Hills, Long Island, New York)
• The Brogues (Merced, California)
• The Bruthers (Pearl River, New York)
• The Brymers (San Joaquin Valley, California)
• The Bumpers (Rome, Italy)

C

• Dean Carter (Danville, Illinois)
• The Caretakers of Deception (Los Angeles, California)
• The Castaways (Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota)
• The Chargers (Wenatchee, Washington)
• The Charlatans (San Francisco, California)
• The Cherry Slush (Saginaw, Michigan)
• The Chessmen (Denton, Texas)
• The Chocolate Watchband (San Jose, California)
• The Choir (Cleveland, Ohio)
• Christopher and the Souls (McAllen, Texas)
• Clear Light (Los Angeles, California)
• Ray Columbus & the Invaders (Christchurch, New Zealand)
• The Continental Co-ets (Fulda, Minnesota; all-female group)
• Count Five (San Jose, California)
• The Creatures, (Australia)[4]
• The Crusaders (Los Angeles, California)
• The Cryan' Shames (Chicago, Illinois)

D

• The D-Men (Stamford, Connecticut)
• The Dagenites (Oxon Hill, Maryland)
• The Daisy Chain (Fullerton, California; all-female group)
• Danny and the Counts (El Paso, Texas)
• Danny's Reasons (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
• The Dantes (Worthington, Ohio)
• The Daughters of Eve (Chicago, Illinois; all-female group)
• The David (Bakersfield, California)
• The Daybreakers (Muscatine, Iowa)
• The Deakins (Melbourne, Australia)
• The Dearly Beloved (Tucson, Arizona)
• Dr. Spec's Optical Illusion (New Orleans, Louisiana)
• Don and the Goodtimes (Portland, Oregon)
• The Doughboys (South Plainfield, New Jersey)
• The Dovers (Santa Barbara, California)
• Downliners Sect (Twickenham, London, England)
• The Driving Stupid (New Jersey)
• The Druids of Stonehenge (New York, New York)

E

• The Echoes of Carnaby Street (Miami, Florida)
• The Electras (Ely, Minnesota)
• The Electric Prunes (San Fernando Valley)
• The Enfields (Wilmington, Delaware)
• Ernie and the Emperors (Santa Barbara, California)
• The Escapades (Memphis, Tennessee)
• Euphoria's Id (Saco, Maine)
• Evil (Miami, Florida)
• The Eyes (United Kingdom)

F

• The Fe-Fi-Four Plus 2 (Albuquerque, New Mexico)
• The Feminine Complex (Nashville, Tennessee; all-female group)
• The Fifth Estate (Stamford, Connecticut)
• The Final Solution (San Francisco, California)
• The First Degree (Battle Creek, Michigan)
• Five Americans (Durant, Oklahoma)
• The 4 Dimensions (Miami, Florida)
• Joe Frank and the Knights (Leland, Mississippi)

G

• The Gants (Greenwood, Mississippi)
• Los Gatos Salvajes (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
• The Gaunga Dyns (New Orleans, Louisiana)
• The Gentlemen (Dallas, Texas)
• The Gestures (Mankato, Minnesota)
• The Golden Cups (Yokohama, Japan)
• Goldie and the Gingerbreads (New York, New York; all-female group)
• The Golliwogs (El Cerrito, California; later Creedence Clearwater Revival)
• GONN (Keokuk, Iowa)
• The Grains of Sand (Los Angeles, California)
• The Great Society (San Francisco, California)
• Green Fuz (Bridgeport, Texas)
• The Grifs (Charlotte, North Carolina)
• The Grodes/The Tongues of Truth (Tucson, Arizona)
• The Groupies (New York, New York)
• The Guess Who (Winnipeg, Manitoba, garage rock band in mid-60s)
• The Guilloteens (Memphis, Tennessee)

H

• The Hangmen (Rockville, Maryland)
• Harbinger Complex (Fremont, California)
• The Haunted (Montreal, Quebec)
• The Heard (Longview, Texas)
• The Heart Beats (Fort Worth, Texas; all-female group)
• Henry Flynt & The Insurrections (New York, New York)
• The Hombres (Memphis, Tennessee)
• The Human Beinz (Youngstown, Ohio)
• The Human Expression (Los Angeles, California)
• The Humane Society (Simi Valley, California)
• The Humans (Albion, New York)
• Hunger (Portland, Oregon)

I

• The Ides of March (Berwyn, Illinois)
• The Index (Grosse Point, Michigan)
• The Invictas (Rochester, New York)

J

• The Jades (Sparta, Michigan)
• The Jesters (Memphis, Tennessee)
• The JuJus (Grand Rapids, Michigan)

K

• Kenny and the Kasuals (Dallas, Texas, United States )
• The Kingsmen (Portland, Oregon)
• The Kings Ransom (Allentown, Pennsylvania)
• The Kinks (London, England)
• The Kitchen Cinq (Amarillo, Texas)
• The Knack (UK band) (Ilford, United Kingdom)
• The Knack (Los Angeles, California – 1960s )
• The Knaves (Chicago, Illinois)
• The Knickerbockers (Bergenfield, New Jersey)
• The Kreeg (Albuquerque, New Mexico)

L

• The La De Das (Huapai, New Zealand)
• Larry and the Blue Notes (Fort Worth, Texas)
• Larry's Rebels (Ponsonby, New Zealand)
• Lawson and Four More (Memphis, Tennessee)
• The Leaves (San Fernando Valley)
• The Lemon Drops (McHenry, Illinois)
• The Lemon Fog (Houston, Texas)
• Leo and the Prophets (Austin, Texas)
• The Lewallen Brothers (Tucson, Arizona)
• The Liberty Bell (Corpus Christi, Texas)
• The Litter (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
• The Little Boy Blues (Chicago, Illinois)
• Liverpool Five (London, England)
• The Lost (New England band) (Plainfild, Vermont)
• Love (Los Angeles, California)
• The Loved Ones (Melbourne, Victoria, Australia)
• The Luv'd Ones (Niles, Michigan; all-female group)
• [London and the Bridges (Great Neck, NY)Date Records

M

• The Mad Hatters (Annapolis, Maryland)
• The Magic Mushrooms (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
• The Masters Apprentices (Adelaide, South Australia, Australia)
• The McCoys (Union City, Indiana)
• Michael and the Messengers (Winona, Minnesota)
• Mike Krol (Los Angeles, California)
• Milan the Leather Boy (Florida)
• The Missing Links (Sydney, New South Wales, Australia)
• Mr. Lucky and the Gamblers (Newport, Oregon)
• Los Mockers (Montevideo, Uruguay)
• The Modds (Miami, Florida)
• The Mojo Men (San Francisco, California)
• The Monks (Germany)
• The Montells (Miami, Florida)
• The Moods (Melbourne, Victoria, Australia)
• The Morning Dew (Topeka, Kansas)
• Mouse and the Traps (Tyler, Texas)
• The Movin' Morfomen (Espanola, New Mexico)
• Moving Sidewalks (Houston, Texas)
• The Music Explosion (Mansfield, Ohio)
• The Music Machine (Los Angeles, California)
• The Myddle Class (Berkeley Heights, New Jersey)
• The Mystery Trend (San Francisco, California)
• The Mystic Tide (Long Island, New York)

N

• The Nightcaps (Dallas, Texas)
• The Night Walkers (San Juan, Puerto Rico)
• The Nightcrawlers (Daytona Beach, Florida)
• The Nomads (Texas City, Texas)
• The North Atlantic Invasion Force (New Haven, Connecticut )
• The Northwest Company (Haney, British Columbia, Canada)
• The Novas (Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas)
• The Next Five (Milwaukee, Wisconsin)

O

• The Opposite Six (Sacramento, California)
• Oscar and the Majestics (Gary, Indiana)
• The Other Half (Los Angeles, California)
• The Others (South Kingstown, Rhode Island)
• The Outcasts (San Antonio, Texas)
• The Outsiders (Cleveland, Ohio)
• The Outsiders (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
• The Outsiders (Tampa, Florida)
• The Oxford Circle (Davis, California)

P

• Pretty Things (London, England)
• The Painted Faces (Fort Myers, Florida))
• The Palace Guard (Los Angeles, California)
• The Palace Guards (Metairie, Louisiana)
• The Paragons (Charlotte, North Carolina)
• Paul Revere & the Raiders (Boise, Idaho)
• The Paupers (Toronto, Ontario)
• The Penthouse 5 (Oak Cliff, Texas)
• The Pink Finks (Melbourne, Australia)
• Pitche Blende (Saginaw, Michigan)
• The Plagues (Lansing, Michigan)
• The Pleasure Seekers (Detroit, Michigan; all-female group)
• The Pleazers (Brisbane, Australia)
• The Poor (Los Angeles, California)
• The Preachers (Los Angeles, California)
• The Premiers (San Gabriel, California)
• The Pretty Things (London, England)
• Public Nuisance (Sacramento, California)
• The Purple Gang (Los Angeles, California)
• The Purple Hearts (Brisbane, Australia)

Q

• Q65 (The Hague, Netherlands)
• Question Mark & the Mysterians (Bay City and Saginaw, Michigan)
• The Quests (Grand Rapids, Michigan)

R

• Randy and the Radiants (Memphis, Tennessee)
• The Rationals (Ann Arbor, Michigan)
• The Ravens (Roosevelt, New York)
• The Remains (Boston, Massachusetts)
• The Redcoats (Wildwood, New Jersey)
• Richard and the Young Lions (Newark, New Jersey)
• The Rising Storm (Andover, Massachusetts)
• The Rising Tydes (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
• The Rivieras (South Bend, Indiana)
• The Rockin' Ramrods (Boston, Massachusetts)
• The Rokes (Italy)
• The Romancers (Los Angeles, California)
• The Rovin' Flames (Tampa, Florida)

S

• Los Saicos (Lima, Peru)
• Sam the Sham & The Pharaohs (Dallas, Texas)
• The Savages (Bermuda)
• The Seeds (Los Angeles, California)
• The Shadows of Knight (Chicago, Illinois)
• The Shag (Milwaukee, Wisconsin)
• The Shaggs (Fremont, New Hampshire; all-female group)
• The Shags (New Haven, Connecticut)
• Los Shakers (Montevideo, Uruguay)
• The Shames (Ipswich, Massachusetts)
• The Shanes (Tuollavaara, Sweden)
• The Shy Guys (Oak Park, Illinois)
• Sir Douglas Quintet (San Antonio, Texas)
• Sir Winston and the Commons (Indianapolis, Indiana)
• The Sloths (Los Angeles, California)
• The Sonics (Tacoma, Washington)
• The Sons of Adam (Baltimore, Maryland)
• The Soul Survivors (Denver, Colorado)
• The Sparkles (Levelland, Texas)
• The Spiders (band later known as Alice Cooper) (Phoenix, Arizona)
• The Spiders (Japan)
• The Squires (Bristol, Connecticut)
• The Standells (Los Angeles, California)
• The Starfires (Los Angeles, California)
• The Stillroven (Robbinsdale, Minnesota)
• The Strangeloves (New York, New York)
• Strawberry Alarm Clock (Los Angeles, California)
• The Stumblin' Blox (Abilene, Texas)
• The Swamp Rats (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
• Syndicate of Sound (San Jose, California)
• The Syndicats (England)

• The 5 Kins, Bronx, NY
• The Tamrons (Concord, North Carolina)
• T.C. Atlantic (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
• Teddy and His Patches (San Jose, California)
• Teddy and the Pandas (Beverly, Massachusetts)
• The Tempests (Tampa Bay, Florida)
• Thee Midniters (East Los Angeles, California)
• Them (Belfast, Northern Ireland)
• Things To Come (Long Beach, California)
• Terry Knight and the Pack (Flint, Michigan; later Grand Funk Railroad)
• The Heard (Longview, Texas)
• The Third Bardo (New York City, New York)
• The Throb (Sydney, New South Wales, Australia)
• The Tidal Waves (Roseville, Michigan)
• Tommy James and the Shondells (Niles, Michigan)
• Tonto and the Renegades (Grand Ledge, Michigan)
• The Traits (New Rochelle, New York)
• The Trashmen (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
• The Troggs (Andover, Hampshire, England)
• The Tropics (Tampa, Florida )
• The Troyes (Battle Creek, Michigan)
• Twentieth Century Zoo (Phoenix, Arizona)

U

• The Ugly Ducklings (Toronto, Ontario)
• The Underdogs (Grosse Pointe, Michigan)
• The Uniques (Shreveport, Louisiana)
• The United Travel Service (Portland, Oregon)
• The Unrelated Segments (Taylor, Michigan)

V

• The Vagrants (Long Island, New York)
• The Vejtables (Millbrae, California)
• Velvet Crest (Mineral City, Ohio)
• The Velvet Illusions (Yakima, Washington)
• The Velvet Underground (New York, New York)

W

• The Wailers (Tacoma, Washington)
• We the People (Orlando/Winter Park, Florida)
• The Wheels (Belfast, Northern Ireland)
• Wild Cherries (Melbourne, Victoria, Australia)
• The Wilde Knights (Longview, Washington)
• Wimple Winch (Liverpool, England)
• Ed Wool and the Nomads/Wool (Watertown, New York)
• The Woolies (Lansing, Michigan)

Y

• The Yellow Payges (Los Angeles, California)
• Yesterday's Children (Cheshire-Prospect, Connecticut)

Z

• Zakary Thaks (Corpus Christi, Texas)

Later period protopunk and garage-influenced bands (1967 to 1979)

The bands listed below, though often associated with garage rock, are also associated with other genres such as acid rock, psychedelia, blues rock, power pop, 1970s punk rock, hard rock, bubblegum, glam, prog rock, art rock or even heavy metal. Many British bands between 1965–1968 have been retrospectively referred to as "Freakbeat" and between 1974-1979 as pub rock. Like garage rock, much of the music made by acts such as these has been characterized as proto-punk.

• The Amboy Dukes
• The Blues Project
• Blue Cheer
• Bubble Puppy
• Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band
• The Cannibals
• The Count Bishops
• The Cramps
• Death
• The Dictators
• The Dogs
• The Droogs
• DMZ
• The Electric Eels
• Flamin' Groovies
• The Frost
• The Lollipop Shoppe
• Lyme and Cybelle
• Max Frost and the Troopers
• The Merry-Go-Round
• MC5
• Mind Garage
• Nazz
• New York Dolls
• The Punks
• Ramones
• Rocket From The Tombs
• Sagittarius
• SRC
• The Stooges
• Thor's Hammer

1980–present garage rock revival bands

Some of these bands overlap with punk, garage punk, punk blues, the mod revival, psychobilly, noise rock/noise pop/noise punk, grunge, new wave and post-punk, post-punk revival, the Paisley Underground, indie rock, indie pop, neo-psychedelia, power pop, Britpop, hard rock and even riot grrl, queercore or traditional heavy metal.

• 1313 Mockingbird Lane
• 22-20s
• The 5.6.7.8's
• '68 Comeback
• 7th Order
• The 69 Eyes (until Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams)
• The A-Bones
• The Almighty Defenders
• Arctic Monkeys
• Audacity
• Autoramas
• The Babies
• Babyshambles
• Bad Times
• Bam Balams
• Bantam Rooster
• Band of Skulls
• Courtney Barnett
• Bass Drum of Death
• The Bellrays
• Beware of Darkness[5][6]
• Be Your Own Pet
• Bikeride
• The Black Angels
• The Black Box Revelation
• The Black Keys[7]
• Black Lips
• Bleached
• Blood Red Shoes
• Box Elders
• The Blueskins
• The Blue Van
• Les Breastfeeders
• The Bronx
• The Buff Medways
• Caesars
• Calpurnia
• Cage the Elephant
• Capsula
• Carbon/Silicon
• Catfish and the Bottlemen
• Chain and the Gang[8]
• The Charms
• Cheap Freaks
• Cheap Time
• Cheater Slicks
• The Chesterfield Kings
• Chikita Violenta
• Billy Childish
• The Clarks
• The Clean
• Clinic
• Coachwhips
• The Coathangers
• Compulsive Gamblers
• The Cynics
• The D4
• The Darts[9]
• The Datsuns
• Dead Moon
• The Dead Weather
• Deap Vally
• Death from Above 1979
• Death Valley Girls[10]
• Deerhunter
• Deja Voodoo
• Demon's Claws
• Destroy Boys
• The Detroit Cobras
• The DHDFD's
• Digital Leather
• The Dirtbombs
• Dirty Pretty Things
• Dublin Duck Dispensary
• Dwarves
• Los Dynamite
• Eagles of Death Metal
• Electric Frankenstein
• The Evaporators
• Thee Exciters
• The Fades
• FIDLAR
• The Flaming Sideburns
• The Fleshtones[7]
• Fortune & Maltese
• Foxboro Hot Tubs
• Franz Ferdinand
• The Fratellis
• The Frights
• The Frumpies
• Fury
• The Fuzztones
• Gas Huffer
• The Gerry Alvarez Odyssey
• Girl Trouble
• Girls
• The Go
• The Golden Boys
• The Gondoliers
• The Gories[7]
• The Greenhornes
• The Growlers
• The Gruesomes
• Guitar Wolf
• Guantanamo Baywatch[11]
• The Gun Club
• Harlem
• Thee Headcoats
• Thee Headcoatees
• Heartless Bastards
• The Hellacopters
• The Hives
• Hollywood Sinners
• The Horrors
• Hunx and his Punx
• Thee Hypnotics
• Inspiral Carpets[12]
• The Intelligence
• The (International) Noise Conspiracy
• Interpol
• Jacuzzi Boys
• Japandroids
• Jet
• The Jim Jones Revue
• Kaiser Chiefs
• Kaleo
• The Kills
• King Louie Bankston
• King Khan
• The King Khan & BBQ Show
• King Tuff
• Kings of Leon
• The Knux
• The Last Drive
• Laughing Hyenas
• The Launderettes
• The Libertines
• Steve Lieberman
• Little Barrie
• Locksley
• Lyres[7]
• Magneta Lane
• The Make-Up
• Mando Diao
• Mean Jeans
• Meatbodies
• Thee Michelle Gun Elephant
• Thee Mighty Caesars
• Mika Miko
• Mike Krol
• The Milkshakes
• The Miracle Workers
• Mondo Topless
• The Monolators
• Mono Men
• The Mooney Suzuki
• The Morlocks
• Moving Units
• Mudhoney[7]
• The Muffs
• The Mummies
• The Murder City Devils
• Nevada Smith
• Night Beats
• Nobunny
• The Nomads
• Nots
• Oblivians
• Thee Oh Sees
• The Operation M.D.
• The Original Sins
• The Orwells
• The Pack A.D.
• The Pandoras
• Parquet Courts
• Peach Kelli Pop
• Los Peyotes
• The Phantom Creeps
• Phantom Planet
• Plan 9
• The Priscillas
• The Prisoners
• Psychotic Reaction
• The Punkles
• Pussy Galore
• The Raconteurs
• Jay Reatard
• Reigning Sound[7]
• R.E.M.
• The Revellions
• Rocket from the Crypt
• Royal Headache
• Royal Republic
• Ty Segall
• Sex Museum
• Thee Shams
• Shannon and the Clams
• Shrubs
• The Sick Rose
• Silent Border
• Smith Westerns
• The Soft Pack
• Soledad Brothers
• The Sons of Hercules
• The Sound Explosion
• The Spits
• The Stairs
• The Static Jacks
• The Stems
• The Stepford Husbands
• The Sting-Rays
• The Stomachmouths
• The Strange Boys
• The Strokes
• The Subways
• Mark Sultan
• Surf Trio
• The Temper Trap
• The Three 4 Tens
• Together PANGEA
• Tokyo Police Club
• Total Control
• Tricky Woo
• Turbonegro
• Tyvek
• The U-Men
• The Urges
• The Vaccines
• The Vines
• Violent Femmes
• The Von Bondies
• The Walkmen
• Useless Eaters
• Wavves
• Weezer
• The Whigs
• Wimps
• White Reaper
• The White Stripes[7]
• The Willowz
• Wolfmother
• Yeah Yeah Yeahs[13]
• Young Knives
• The Young Veins
• The Young Werewolves

See also

• American rock
• Beat music
• Freakbeat
• Garage punk (fusion genre)
• Group Sounds (Japan)
• List of garage rock compilations
• Nederbeat
• Protopunk
• Punk rock
• Pub rock (United Kingdom)
• Rock and roll
• Surf rock
• Uruguayan Invasion

References

1. Bangs, Lester (2003). Marcus, Greil (ed.). Pychotic Reactions and Carburetor Dung (First ed.). New York: Ancor Books, a division of Random House Inc. pp. 56–57, 61, 64, 101. ISBN 0-679-72045-6. pp. 54, 57, 61, 64, 101
2. Marks, Ian D.; McIntyre, Iain (2010). Wild About You: The Sixties Beat Explosion in Australia and New Zealand. Portland, London, Melbourne: Verse Chorus Press. pp. 7–9, 11–35. ISBN 978-1-891241-28-4. Entire 352-page book is devoted to garage rock in Australia during the 1960s. See intro on 7–9. Also see: Everett True's Australian Garage Rock Primer (website)True's Australian Garage Rock Primer
3. Bhatia, Sidharth (2014). "1, 4". India Psychedelic (First ed.). India: Harper Collins Publishers. pp. 10, 51. ISBN 978-93-5029-837-4. On pages 10 and 51 the author says that the term often used for many the Indian bands of the 1960s is "garage bands." Source B: "New Book on India's 1960s–1970s Rock Scene: Highly explosive out of time garage-punk from India!". Combustibles. Nissim Ezekiel. Retrieved July 24, 2015.
4. Marks, Ian D. and McIntyre, Iain. Wild About You: The Sixties Beat Explosion in Australia and New Zealand. Verse Chorus Press. Portland, London, Melbourne. 2010. Foreword by Ian McFarlane. pg. 256-264
5. "KYLE NICOLAIDES OF BEWARE OF DARKNESS".
6. "Beware of Darkness – Orthodox".
7. Milner, Greg (2004) "Garage Rock: the SPIN record guide", SPIN, September 2004, p. 116, retrieved 2011-03-06
8. https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/23283-chain-and-the-gang-the-best-of-crime-rock/
9. https://www.allmusic.com/artist/the-darts-mn0003681385
10. https://www.allmusic.com/artist/death-valley-girls-mn0003280118/biography
11. https://www.allmusic.com/artist/guantanamo-baywatch-mn0002751443
12. "Album of the Week: Inspiral Carpets". XFM. 13 October 2014. Retrieved 1 November 2014.
13. "NY-based Yeah Yeah Yeahs headline Love Garage". The Jakarta Post. 2013-02-04. Retrieved 2015-11-01.

External links

• '60s Garage Bands – histories of local and regional bands of the 1960s
• Beyond the Beat Generation – interviews with former members of 1960s garage bands
• Everett True's Australian Garage Rock Primer – covers Australian garage rock bands of the 1960s and later
• G45 Central – website and blog which conducts discussions on various topics related to garage rock
• Garage Hangover – garage bands of the 1960s by state, province and country
• GS – covers the group sounds ("G.S.") garage/beat boom in Japan
• It's Psychedelic Baby – articles, interviews, and reviews of 60s psychedelic and garage acts
• Start – Website devoted to covering as many as 1400 Dutch Nederbeat bands of the 60s (in both Dutch and English)
• Ugly Things – magazine that provides information on garage rock and vintage from the 1960s and other eras