More wild rock'n'roll mayhem from Japan's Fabulous Mach Kung Fu.

This time the band tackles two rhythm & blues classics, transforming Big Joe Turner's "Teenage Letter" and The Wailers' "Wailin'" into frantic blasts of garage rock, surf and primitive rock'n'roll energy. Twanging guitars, pounding drums and youthful enthusiasm are the order of the day, delivered with the kind of reckless abandon that makes these records so much fun.

Fans of Japanese garage rock, 50s rhythm & blues, Link Wray-style instrumentals and the crazier side of the Dionysus catalogue should know exactly what they're getting into here.

A loud, raw and highly entertaining 45 packed with garage-punk spirit and rock'n'roll attitude.