UK edition includes four bonus tracks. Stylish, confident, and, frankly, slightly menacing, The Raveonettes-Sune Rose Wagner and Sharin Foo-made their mark on the emerging new garage-rock scene in 2002 with a flair for the dramatic. The Danish duo doused their stripped-down songs about sex, suicide, and prostitution with noisy, fuzzed-out guitar, sweet boy-girl harmonies, and sleazy surf-punk twang. It sounded like a clash between Mods and Rockers if the brawl had taken place on the set of California beach movie. 'Pretty in Black' still reflects Sune's love for the early rock innovators Buddy Holly and the Everly Brothers. Columbia. 2005.