Top Garage Rock albums

American rock duo The Black Keys keeps on pleasing listeners not only with high class works, but also with the hard-working attitude. The rockers released the new album El Camino, which became their seventh studio attempt

The Black Keys keep working hard and steadily. Their new long player, Brothers, is already the sixth studio album released in only eight years. Yet the quality remains unsurpassed

Heroes of new century's rock revival The White Stripes will never allow garage rock to leave mainstream. Today they rush to support rock'n'roll exhausted with mediocrity again with their new album Icky Thump

Because Of The Times may be safely called a best album of Kings Of Leon to date. A retro garage sound of their early works has vanished in the past, new album sounds bold, tense and ambitious. Indie kids have grown up and they are ready to keep going

Working on the album, The Fratellis turned to different trends of the XX century and made a record presenting a brilliant mix of the 1970's and 60's rock'n'roll, with addition of punk, seasoned with simple, but catchy melodies

Young band Alabama Shakes delivers a very interesting combination of gospel and rock and roll. Their first album, Boys & Girls, is a perfect demonstration of their uniqueness

Rockers, cheer up! Jack White released his debut solo album! That is surely the person who does not need to be introduced

The third album finds The Strokes fulfilling all that early promise and displaying a slow-evolving longevity that few would have ascribed to them. First Impressions of Earth is already a contender for best album of 2006

Although The Raconteurs are trying to avoid promo actions the news about their new album Consolers Of The Lonely spread unbelievably fast all the same. At the present moment this record is definitely one of the brightest rock albums released in 2008

Their fifth album Get Behind Me Satan didn’t even exist before March, when it was recorded in a mere two weeks, none of the songs having been completely written beforehand

It will not be too much to call record Attack & Release produced by Danger Mouse duo's The Black Keys best work so far for comparing favorably with the previous ones due to a more interesting sounding it really rocks

Yeah Yeah Yeah's burst onto the scene with Fever To Tell, a swirling and electronic art-punk album. Now, after a rather lengthy sabbatical, the New York fashion favs are back with the positively matured Show Your Bones

The Vaccines debut album What Did You Expect From The Vaccines? confirmed their reputation of a very promising young band