It's Getting Late (...and More Songs About Werewolves)

In a world where heroes seem to have vanished, the Fleshtones still roam the earth like Roman gods. Since their inception in 1976 in Queens, New York, and their sweaty, boozy rise at iconic venues like CBGB, Max’s Kansas City, and Club 57—recently honored at the Museum of Modern Art, where their underground film Soul City was screened for a crowd of art stars, glitterati, and punk rockers—the Fleshtones have pioneered their unique brand of SUPER ROCK. This explosive blend of garage punk, soul, and raw energy, accentuated by a relentless big beat and theatrical showmanship, has kept them on the road for over forty years, earning them a fanbase whose devotion borders on the spiritual.

It’s Getting Late (…and More Songs About Werewolves) is a triumphant release that could have dropped at any point in their career. It’s a celebration of the Fleshtones' SUPER ROCK sound, bursting with the same frenetic energy they’ve always delivered. Unlike many of their contemporaries, they’ve lost none of their vigor or speed, still throwing fastballs with precision. The hardest-working band in garage rock is sounding better than ever, and it's easy to see why they’ve been your favorite band’s favorite band for decades.