Guitar Wolf return to Goner Records, the label that released their ferocious "Wolf rock" debut back in 1993. More than three decades later, the Japanese trio still sound like a motorcycle crashing through a wall of amplifiers.

"More jet" is the band's first new album in seven years and delivers exactly the kind of glorious racket their name promises. Seiji's guitars spit sparks, the rhythm section hammers away at full speed and the vocals sound as if they were recorded during an emergency evacuation. Link Wray twang, Ramones simplicity, Cramps sleaze and industrial-strength distortion are all thrown together until nothing remains but pure jet rock'n'roll.

There is no restraint, no tasteful studio polish and certainly no attempt to act their age. "More jet" is loud, ridiculous and completely alive - another blast of primitive noise from a band that has spent decades turning excess into an art form.