With their blend of surf guitar, ’50s rock ’n’ roll and girl group pop, The Raveonettes were a defining force in the early 2000s garage rock revival. Their explosive, dissonant sound stands in sharp contrast to the dreamy boy/girl harmonies that have become their trademark. The new album Pe’ahi 2 delves into themes of desire, mortality and vulnerability, picking up where 2014’s Pe’ahi left off. The Raveonettes continue to inspire a new generation of pop artists, and there’s even more new music on the way.