What is the best Them album to start with?

The best album to start with is "The "Angry" Young Them!" (1965). It's the most representative of what makes Them worth hearing.

How many albums does Them have?

Them has 19 releases in their discography, including 9 albums and 3 EPs.

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Them

Q: Who is Them for?

If you're into garage rock, Them is worth your time. Gritty guitar riffs drive forward with relentless momentum, punctuated by raw vocal delivery that heightens emotional stakes through tension and release.

Gritty guitar riffs drive forward with relentless momentum, punctuated by raw vocal delivery that heightens emotional stakes through tension and release.

garage rock

Est. 1964

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The album

The "Angry" Young Them! (1965)

Presents a cohesive collection of garage rock that captures their energetic sound and raw vocal style, making it accessible for new listeners.

The song

“Gloria” from The Story of Them Featuring Van Morrison

Immediate hook with gritty guitar and powerful vocals, showcasing their signature style and emotional intensity, for first-time listeners.

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The "Angry" Young Them!

1965

Immediate hook with gritty guitar and powerful vocals, showcasing their signature style and emotional intensity, for first-time listeners.

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About Them

Them occupies a pivotal space in the musical landscape by channeling raw, unfiltered emotion through their garage rock sound, carving out a sense of authenticity that resonates deeply with listeners seeking both rebellion and connection. Their work captures the spirit of youthful angst and disillusionment, emerging as an anthem for those navigating the trials of modern existence, asserting that the messy chaos of life can indeed be expressed through music. Their approach is rooted in a visceral energy, often leaning into lo-fi production techniques that prioritize spontaneity over polish. This creates an environment where imperfections are celebrated and the sheer intensity of performance takes center stage. The band's live shows become cathartic experiences, inviting audiences to engage with their music not just as passive listeners but as active participants in a shared moment of liberation. Lyrically, Them often explores themes of isolation, longing, and defiance, weaving narratives that feel personal yet universal. Their writing voice carries a blend of irony and sincerity, balancing sharp observations with moments of vulnerability that resonate on multiple levels. This interplay allows listeners to find their own stories within the songs while feeling both challenged and comforted by the honesty presented.

9 studio albums· 19 total releases· 3 decades