Sweatmaster releases a new full-length album after a 15-year hiatus via Svart Records Sweatmaster, one of the aristocrats of Finnish garage rock, is making a big comeback with the release of their fifth album More! in January 2026.
After the release of their 2010 album Dig Up the Knife, the band took a long break, which ended a few years ago with live performances both domestic and abroad. At the same time, new material began to emerge in the rehearsal room, and the band quickly found a common strategy for working on it. "We were unanimous about the strengths of our band and decided to get to the heart of the matter. The main idea was to make straightforward songs carried by the vocals. The kind that would work well live with our aggressive
playing style" says the band's drummer Matti Kallio.
More! is a sharp package of fourteen songs that has not been polished to death. "We wanted a raw and electric sound for the new album, built tightly around the three of us playing. The aim was to stick to Sweatmaster's original energy and not spread ourselves too thin. However, despite our efforts, the intervening years brought some new tones with them," guitarist Mikko Luukko explains the background of the new album.
TRACKLIST:
1. Dirty Water
2. Destroyer
3. Scream Out Loud for Love
4. Police Bastard
5. More!
6. Hole in the Ground
7. We Take All
8. Eazy
9. Spring That Never Ends
10. Sad Song Man
11. Chevy Van
12. Tail Down
13. Leather
14. All Right, All Night