Released at a time when rock was moving towards sophisticated indie and electronic experimentation, Wolfmother were loud, unfiltered and unmistakable. The eponymous album reached the Top 10 in Australia, was certified multi-platinum and made the US Billboard 200, a rare feat for an Australian rock debut. The album helped reignite global interest in hard, guitar-heavy music and was praised by media outlets such as NME, Rolling Stone and The New York Times. The tracks became festival staples, video game anthems and arena sing-alongs, laying the foundation for a career that continues to evolve two decades later. October 31st marks the 20th anniversary of the release of "Wolfmother", the debut album that brought thunderous riffs, psychedelic overdrive and a new wave of Australian rock to the world stage. To celebrate the anniversary, the band is releasing a strictly limited edition 2LP deluxe picture disc featuring Frank Frazetta's iconic fantasy artwork. The album "Wolfmother", released in 2005, won three ARIA Awards, including Best Breakthrough Album and Best Rock Album, and earned the band a Grammy Award for "Woman" - the first Australian act to win in the hard rock category. Two decades later, it still hits with the same force.