Motorhead (album)

"Motorhead" is the debut studio album by the British rock band Motorhead, released in 1977. It introduced their raw, energetic style that blends heavy metal and punk rock, characterized by aggressive guitar riffs, pounding drums, and loud vocals. The album helped define the band's gritty sound and is considered influential in the development of heavy metal music. Notable tracks include "Motorhead," which became an anthem, and "White Line Fever." Its raw production and powerful performance capture the rebellious spirit of the band, establishing Motorhead as a key figure in the heavy music scene.