Guitar Wolf – More Jet

Four decades hasn't dimmed their power one bit. More Jet is the first album in seven years from Japanese garage-punk juggernaut Guitar Wolf, and the first to feature new drummer Takuro behind the kit. The indefatigable Seiji leads the charge as always, blitzing through ten tracks of high-energy no-fi garage-punk-noise scuzz that will clear rooms in all the best ways.

Link Wray, The Cramps, The Ramones, and Joan Jett all loom large across ace cuts like 9PM Pornomag Planet, Bakkyaro The Moon, and an insane and insanely great take on Long Tall Sally. It is Jet Rock and Roll at its most ferocious, delivered by a band who have been perfecting this art for nearly forty years.

Formed in Nagasaki in 1987, Guitar Wolf are an iconic Japanese garage rock power trio celebrated for their blistering, ear-splitting blend of punk, rockabilly, and heavy noise. Frontman Seiji coined their sonic style as Jet Rock and Roll, and no one does it better.

Genre: Punk & Alternative