How AC/DC Electrified Global Music
Australia's vibrant rock history was forged in the 1960s when the Alberts family introduced a rebellious sound that reshaped its musical identity. Visionary Ted Albert spearheaded a movement to create an "Australian sound," nurturing talents like the Easybeats, AC/DC, and John Paul Young. Migrant influences, suburban grit, and pub culture collided to form a raw, electrifying style that captured global attention.
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