AC/DC

AC/DC, formed in 1973, revolutionized hard rock with their minimalist, power-chord-driven sound. Led by Malcolm and Angus Young, their music, characterized by Bon Scott's vocals and catchy riffs, became iconic. Despite lineup changes and challenges, they maintained their signature style, influencing generations of rock and metal bands. With hits like "Back in Black" and "Thunderstruck," they cemented their place in rock history, emphasizing raw energy and catchy hooks over complexity.