Electric Frankenstein How To Make A Monster LP (Color Vinyl)

Before the garage rock revival in the early 2000s, many bands in that space went on hiatus - but Electric Frankenstein endured, pushing themselves to continuously release material. How To Make A Monster, originally released in 1999, is one of their most well known yet arguably most underrated albums released during this formative time period. This record, much like their career, is a highlight reel of punk, garage rock, heavy metal and hard rock. This remastered vinyl celebrates the 20th anniversary of the release.

With How to Make a Monster, New York's Electric Frankenstein craft a charged blend of forward-looking rock & roll and use the best of the past as a launchpad. The New York Dolls, Stooges, MC5 and Dead Boys are all sonic predecessors of Electric Frankenstein, whose power and attitude ignite on tracks like 'Use Me,' 'Friction' and 'Speed Girl.' How to Make a Monster revels in classic, hook-laden rock songwriting but injects it with a new spark.