The Henchmen are a garage rock band known for their raw, gritty sound and high-energy performances. They were formed in 1994, in Detroit, Michigan, with key members including Johnny Volare and Mike Latulippe. The band's music is heavily influenced by 1960s garage rock and punk, which is evident in their signature guitar riffs and raucous vocals. Their most influential work, "Three Times Infinity," released in 2002, is considered a defining album in the modern garage rock scene.