
2021
Wolfmother's 'Rock Out' is a gritty, full-throttle dive into the world of hard rock, captured with a raw edge that only a home studio session can provide. Andrew Stockdale's unmistakable vocals and relentless guitar work drive the album, with Hamish Rosser's pounding drums and Alexx McConnell's bass adding to the seismic foundation. Recorded independently, there's a DIY spirit here that harkens back to the band's early days, evoking the untamed energy of their 2005 debut. Fans of this album seek that exhilarating blend of ferocious riffs and adrenaline-pumping rhythms, chasing the same visceral rush that Wolfmother consistently delivers.

Hardline · 2021
Hardline's 'Heart, Mind and Soul' carries the torch of classic-era hard rock with a modern twist. Johnny Gioeli's commanding vocals soar over the band’s tight instrumentation, reminiscent of Wolfmother's powerful delivery. This album shares a similar dedication to capturing the essence of raw, emotive rock, making it a perfect match for those who appreciate the unfiltered energy of 'Rock Out'.

Those Damn Crows · 2023
Those Damn Crows' 'Inhale/Exhale' channels the fervour of contemporary hard rock with a nod to traditional roots. The Welsh band's dynamic sound and relentless drive evoke the same spirited intensity found in 'Rock Out'. Their knack for crafting anthemic hooks and robust rhythms makes them a compelling listen for fans of Wolfmother's unyielding style.

Alter Bridge · 2026
Alter Bridge's self-titled album from 2026 melds intricate guitar work with soaring vocals, much like the compelling riffs and powerful vocals on 'Rock Out'. Known for their polished yet hard-hitting sound, Alter Bridge crafts songs that balance melody and muscle, appealing to those who appreciate the robust yet refined approach of Wolfmother.
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Pop Evil · 2023
Pop Evil’s 'Skeletons' offers a polished take on the hard rock formula, blending robust guitar riffs with catchy melodies. The album's modern production contrasts with the raw edge of 'Rock Out', yet both share a commitment to energetic, hook-laden rock. For listeners drawn to the seamless interplay of heavy and accessible elements, Pop Evil provides a fresh yet familiar experience.

Thundermother · 2020
Thundermother’s 'Heat Wave' is a high-octane ride through the world of hard rock, driven by an all-female lineup that's as formidable as it is charismatic. The Stockholm-based band channels the same raw power and rebellious spirit that courses through 'Rock Out', making it a thrilling listen for those who crave unrestrained rock 'n' roll energy.

W.E.T. · 2018
W.E.T.'s 'Earthrage' brings a melodic rock sensibility to the hard rock arena, with Jeff Scott Soto’s dynamic vocals leading the charge. While it leans more towards melody than the raw grit of 'Rock Out', the album still delivers the high-energy performance and strong songwriting that fans of Wolfmother would appreciate, offering a polished yet passionate listen.

Art Nation · 2023
Art Nation's 'Inception' combines melodic rock with a hard edge, much like Wolfmother's ability to marry melody with muscle. The Swedish band’s knack for creating anthemic choruses and driving rhythms parallels the infectious energy of 'Rock Out', making it a worthy follow-up for those who revel in the synergy of catchy hooks and rock grit.

Hey! Hello! · 2013
Hey! Hello!’s self-titled album fuses pop sensibilities with hard-hitting rock, driven by Ginger Wildheart’s songwriting prowess. The duo's knack for crafting infectious hooks with a rebellious edge mirrors the exuberant energy found in 'Rock Out', offering a playful yet potent take on the hard rock genre for those who enjoy a bit of cheek with their rock.
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