Propelled by keen pop-punk sensibilities, spaced out-genius songwriting and fueled by a roaring wall of guitar, Sweet Water"s Clear The Tarmac delivers on the promises of rock and roll. The Seattle quartet became known internationally for their loud, combustible rock and sweet, catchy melodies and Clear The Tarmac, the band"s first record in nine years, and fourth full-length overall, is without a doubt their strongest record to date. A collection of ten new songs, Sweet Water proves they haven"t slowed down or lost their ability to play loud and hard, all while showcasing musical growth and diversity, creating a record that is as much guitar-rock as it is psychedelic, Brit-pop, and power-pop influenced: think big hooks, charged melodies, plenty of rock momentum, and a wiser, more emotional lyrical bite. The rock on Sweet Water"s Clear the Tarmac is one-hundred percent bulletproof. Imagine what it would sound like if Paul McCartney met Jimmy Page at Ron Wood"s house with the Misfits playing in the background - and then they all decided to write some songs together.