Road dogs that've toured with everyone from the Mooney Suzuki and D4 to The Supersuckers, The Forty-Fives are serious contenders for best live band on the rock-'n'roll/garage scene. Between tours, the band went into Detroit's Ghetto Recorders studio with The Dirtbombs' Jim Diamond (the White Stripes, Andre Williams, the Sights) to record their new full-length, High Life High Volume. The title says it all. This is an album that references The Forty-Fives' formative influences: early rock 'n' roll - including Kinks and Stones-era hooks - coupled with the explosive live delivery of The Who and the MC5. Not content to rest on their garage-rock laurels, High Life High Volume features the band's most dynamic batch of originals to date.

This is a limited edition LP, there will only be one press of High Life High Volume on vinyl. Be sure to get yours now! All orders of this album come with a free digital version which you can download from your Stash right away!