The Strokes Trivia Questions

Albert Hammond wrote hits like 'It Never Rains in Southern California', making this a lesser-known family connection.

They never officially broke up; they took a brief hiatus but released 'Comedown Machine' in 2013 and continued playing together.

That album took nearly two years to record, with multiple sessions and label pressure, not a quick two-week sprint.

The Modern Age was an early EP, but the band considered it as a potential album title before settling on 'Is This It'.

Casablancas has said the song came together after a night of drinking and jamming, not in a sober, solitary session.

Fraiture has mentioned in interviews that the distinctive bass riff came from mimicking a rhythmic car alarm he heard on a New York street.

In 2007, The Strokes opened for Daft Punk at the Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy during Daft Punk's Alive 2007 tour.

No; they worked with producer Gordon Raphael on early material. Ryan Adams was never involved in their production.