The Algebra Mothers

Detroit Punk Pioneers

The Algebra Mothers, also known as The A-Moms, were a punk rock band from Detroit, Michigan, active primarily in the late 1970s. They were part of the burgeoning punk scene of the time and are best known for their single "Strawberry Cheesecake," which has since become a cult classic. The band's music was characterized by its raw energy and DIY ethos, typical of the punk genre. Despite their limited discography and relatively short-lived career, The Algebra Mothers made a lasting impact on the local music scene with their performances and recordings. They have been recognized for their contribution to the punk movement in Detroit and have maintained a dedicated following over the years.