The Stranglers are a legendary British punk and new wave band formed in 1974, known for their distinctive blend of punk aggression and sophisticated musicianship that helped define the post-punk era. Led by frontman Hugh Cornwell and keyboardist Dave Greenfield, the group achieved massive success with iconic hits like "Golden Brown," "Peaches," and "No More Heroes" that remain staples of alternative rock radio. With a career spanning decades, The Stranglers continue to influence musicians across multiple genres and remain celebrated for their innovative sound and energetic live performances.