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Ever wondered what vintage American punk acts like
Johnny Thunders's Heartbreakers and
Joan Jett's Blackhearts would sound like if they'd emerged from Japan? Well, here is the answer. Although this Tokyo trio reigns in its loud sonic assault to allow for actual distinction between instruments on its eighth album, that doesn't soften the primal wallop of songs like "After School Thunder" and "Alcohol Ace." Following the
Ramones' two-chord credo, Guitar Wolf stick to the basics: feedback, wailing, and jackhammer rhythms. The ubiquitous black shades and leather jackets only sweeten the deal. Like getting blasted with a bazooka and waking up with a smile.
--Aidin Vaziri
Product Description
Their first release in nearly four years, UFO Romantics promises to deliver as much compacted energy as Jet Generation their last US release on Matador Records. Enhanced CD contains a live video of the track 'UFO Romantics'. 13 tracks. Narnack Records. 2003.