With their second late-career album, The Stooges expand the landscape of the punk map that they drew in the ‘70s, while proving that they’re still made for speed. “Job” is a fun, punchy anthem with fast-marching drums and a catchy chorus; a danceable guitar lick builds the architecture of the beat underneath merrily jarring “Gun.” The album winds down with “The Departed,” a retrospective ballad with a guitar that sounds like the sun setting at the end of a film.