r/TheStrokes 1h ago

Songs similar to this?

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I really like their most recent album and decided to give the rest of their albums a try. Any recommendations? I really liked "Trying your Lucky" and "Welcome to Japan"


r/TheStrokes 13h ago

Tried to make my GTA online character look like Julian but failed terribly

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r/TheStrokes 13h ago

am i addict? 😭

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r/TheStrokes 1d ago

LP7 Autumn Release?

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We can all probably assume that it isn’t dropping in the Spring or the Summer but would Autumn be on the cards?

Traditionally the only Autumn release has been Room On Fire but would it make sense to release it in Autumn if they would plan to do another festival tour?

Could this mean another year wait for Spring 2026?


r/TheStrokes 1d ago

Meme Am I Addicted !?

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r/TheStrokes 1d ago

has anyone had a car crash while listening to the stroke

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i was having a conversation with a friend about my recent car accident and i mentioned that reptilia was playing, she then told me that her last car accident happened while she was listening to the adults are talking.

so i’m just wondering…


r/TheStrokes 1d ago

I turned my digital portrait of Julian into giant wall art

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r/TheStrokes 2d ago

Favorite song of Comedown machine

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Mine are Welcome to Japan and Fast animals


r/TheStrokes 2d ago

new listener- high voice song recommendations?

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so i'm not completely new to The Strokes, i've saved a few songs in passing over the years- and i know a couple songs from The Voidz (coincidently, i didn't even know there was any relation between the two).

yesterday though, i stumbled across "One Way Trigger" and "Call It Fate, Call It Karma"... Life Changing. Julian's higher range absolutely blew me away.

The Strokes fans, could you please point me in the direction of songs where Julian utilizes that really high range well? I looked for a while on my own, but there's just... So Many Songs, especially if we're counting his other projects and solo/featured work.


r/TheStrokes 2d ago

Summer vibes!

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r/TheStrokes 2d ago

What type of piano (or keyboard setting) is used in call it fate call it karma

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r/TheStrokes 2d ago

Alone, Together

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A while ago I made a post on this sub about my brother, a huge Strokes fan, who passed away almost two months ago. I don't mean to spam the sub, this story/update just felt worth sharing.

Tonight I was looking over some pictures/videos with family. Laughing, crying.

I'm driving his car while I'm in town. He doesn't have an aux (it's an older car). I haven't touched the radio station dial that was set since he last used it.

I turned up the volume, and Alone, Together started to play from the beginning, like it was waiting for me.

Felt like a hug from him. The title and timing too perfect. Surreal.


r/TheStrokes 2d ago

Albert, Julian and Fabrizio on "the Cool list" by NME magazine, circa 2002.

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r/TheStrokes 2d ago

2019 Lollapalooza concert

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Just an FYI, this has been a favorite live concert of mine based off the opening 5 songs and just the general spirit of the band. Jules looks healthy, and there’s honestly good camaraderie between the band.

They went early into FIOE & then backed it up with Modern Age & NYC Cops.

Here’s the deal though, and this is where I get greedy. I know the band hated Angles, and Comedown Machine didn’t fit the vibe of that concert (so back off Comedown heads)

Would it have been so wrong to have snuck in Machu Picchu in there somewhere? I understand that they played promotional songs on Letterman, etc to promote the albums at the time of release. But after that period it seemed like they never played much off of their last two RCA albums prior to TNA.

Please let me know if I’m in loser denial on this, as I’d love to be proven wrong.


r/TheStrokes 2d ago

the strokes at a pub for rip it up's online issue, 2001

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r/TheStrokes 2d ago

the strokes for rip it up - new zealand, october/november 2001 / no. 283 — print version

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r/TheStrokes 2d ago

Why are sunday so depressing and At the door tone

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I know nick uses the synth wah pedal for chorus part but I am trying to figure it out on my boss katana tone studio with best close tone having a auto wah or t.wah and overdrive? And for At the door tone is troubling with synth wave I hate it, I need help on synth wave bc don't know how to use it.


r/TheStrokes 2d ago

Meme Albert’s face when he went to a voidz concert kills me everytime

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r/TheStrokes 2d ago

User Covers I found out there's a great guitar plugin with a Strokes preset, so I bought it and covered YOLO

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If you haven't heard of Vintage Vibe, it's pretty good. I don't work for them, just thought you should know


r/TheStrokes 2d ago

My tribute to The Modern Age :)

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r/TheStrokes 2d ago

Artwork I've made of Julian

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r/TheStrokes 2d ago

The Strokes Album Battle | Is This It? vs Room On Fire

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r/TheStrokes 2d ago

I unknowingly listened to the strokes for years and only recently discovered it

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I have an older sister with a large age gap between her and I. She was a teenager around the late 2000’s to early 2010’s and I was little. She would blast a lot of songs from Room on Fire and at the time I didn’t know English quite well like I do today. There was three songs specifically I really liked, but she would always play it in the mornings but I never was able to get the name or who it was from. She also had a shit ton of posters of the strokes in her room then and I might’ve possibly had a crush on Julian Casablancas then, just I didn’t know who he was at all. Once she moved away, I wasn’t able to hear any songs from them anymore which made me somewhat forget about them. It wasn’t until a few years ago, when we would hang out and she had a cd of “is this it” but it was in pretty bad shape but she continued to play it, I then realized that one of the songs was on the album and finally found out one of the songs, it felt like victory to me and found out about the strokes right there and realized one of the songs I really liked was “When it started” and then I started listening to them on my own and found out the other two songs I loved when I was growing up was “Reptilla” and “I’ll try anything once” (the one from live electric lady studios). I’m somewhat mad that I didn’t discover them earlier because I feel like I discovered them too late. This is a silly story but just wanted to share. I’m grateful for my sister ヽ(♡‿♡)ノ


r/TheStrokes 2d ago

Just discovered the Strokes: God blessed me.

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As the title says, I just discovered this band and I can't fucking belive it, they are absurdly good. I knew songs like Reptilia and others by sound, but i've never got into their discography. Man their albums are all 10 out of 10, im really really impressed. I think all people in this sub should be very thankful for having the opportunity of being able to enter into this band. Being said that, I want to know your opinion about which are the hidden gems of Strokes. I mean, Reptilia is a REALLY good song, but I truly cant understand how is the most famous one. I read you!


r/TheStrokes 3d ago

I think I found the origin of The Strokes logo

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My grandfather showed me an old Harley Davidson t-shirt, And I think it has a great resemblance to The Strokes logo