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Planet of the Wolves

Guitar Wolf · 1997

37 min · 14 tracks · punk

Frenetic punk energy collides with garage rock grit, creating a wild sonic landscape of rebellious anthems.

Why this album works

Best for
short, punchy listening bursts high-energy driving motivation rebellious anthems for escapism
Context
Released in early 1997, 'Planet of the Wolves' marked Guitar Wolf's third studio album and solidified their status in the global punk scene. Following their breakthrough record 'Wild Zero', this album continued to showcase their unique fusion of punk rock and garage sounds that characterized their earlier work, further establishing their cult following.
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Planet of the Wolves is an album by Guitar Wolf, released in 1997. Frenetic punk energy collides with garage rock grit, creating a wild sonic landscape of rebellious anthems. 'Planet of the Wolves' is notable for its raw energy and has influenced the Japanese punk scene significantly. The album helped Guitar Wolf gain international recognition, especially after being featured prominently in the cult film 'Wild Zero', which also helped to cement their legacy in punk cinema. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Planet of the Wolves sound like?

Frenetic punk energy collides with garage rock grit, creating a wild sonic landscape of rebellious anthems. Rooted in punk.

What makes Planet of the Wolves by Guitar Wolf notable?

'Planet of the Wolves' is notable for its raw energy and has influenced the Japanese punk scene significantly. The album helped Guitar Wolf gain international recognition, especially after being featured prominently in the cult film 'Wild Zero', which also helped to cement their legacy in punk cinema. Released in early 1997, 'Planet of the Wolves' marked Guitar Wolf's third studio album and solidified their status in the global punk scene. Following their breakthrough record 'Wild Zero', this album continued to showcase their unique fusion of punk rock and garage sounds that characterized their earlier work, further establishing their cult following.

Who is Planet of the Wolves for?

Planet of the Wolves works well if you're into short, punchy listening bursts, high-energy driving motivation and rebellious anthems for escapism.

How many songs are on Planet of the Wolves?

Planet of the Wolves has 14 tracks, running approximately 37 minutes.

Tracklist

14 tracks·37:04

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Kawasaki Zii750 Rock 'n' Roll Standout 2:01
  • 2 Planet of the Wolves 2:34
  • 3 Invader Ace 3:19
  • 4 Motor Cycle Leather Boy 2:22
  • 5 Far East Man 2:30
  • 6 Wild Zero Standout 3:46
  • 7 Planet Heart 2:52
  • 8 Energy Joe 1:44
  • 9 Jett Love 2:01
  • 10 (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction Standout 3:32
  • 11 Kung Fu Ramones Passion 1:51
  • 12 Let's Get Hurt 2:53
  • 13 All Through the Night Buttobase!! 1:58
  • 14 Rumble 3:34

Release Date

January 1, 1997

Genre

Artist Origin

Japan

Runtime

37 min 4 sec