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The great Johnny "Johnny Adams" Adams is back behind the mic and smashing out some catchy ocker-punk with his mates. The buzz around Rat Catcher is undeniably contagious and so is their debut track ‘Seedy Morrow’, followed by the melancholy grit of 'Home'. The melodies are catchy and comfortably droll, described by Pete ‘The Stud’ Howlett as an ocker Ian Curtis. All the while, the guitars invoke memories of Sunnyboys meets Turbonegro with the whole band propelling an energy that only Johnny can balance, all the while, sinking into the timelessness of iconic Australian Folk and Pub Rock. Rat Catcher have just dropped their Debut Album on Cassette and Digital Release January 14th 2017, and the cats are scratching at the window for milk. You can find the new album on Bandcamp