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Per Mutations - Surfing in the Phenomenal World

Per Mutations has eight members listed. I'm not sure if that's all at once but their sound is diverse enough that I might think so. Surfing in the Phenomenal World has moments of reverby surfy-ness, but less than they suggest, with flashes of shoegaze, spaghetti western, maybe even some Tom Waits... all the while sounding pretty fun and cohesive. Reminds me a bit of The Tomorrowmen's Futourism in its non-pretentious adventurousness. A pleasant surprise and over way too soon.

From: 01/12/2016 - 18:28


Today's Show and Last Week's Playlist

Alright, we're finally leaving 2015 behind with a mostly normal show fulla surf & instrumental hodgepodge. Yeah, there'll be a little bit of a Bowie tribute in there, sure.

Last week's show was the second round of all 2015 material. Here's what that looked like:

Playlist for 1/4/16

From: 01/11/2016 - 14:09
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Duane Eddy crowd funding campaign

Duane Eddy is trying to raise some cash to make a follow-up to 2011's Road Trip. He's using a service called , which I haven't used before -- doesn't seem to say what the total amount is but he's 68% there as of writing.

I actually never got around to hearing Road Trip and I'm going to go ahead and say it: this is a bit on the expensive side. Digital download comes in at $12, vinyl is $55. Yow!

From: 01/10/2016 - 09:55


The Deadly Fathoms - The Deadly Fathoms

If you've been listening to The Fathoms, you've been playing it safe! Ugh, sorry, I'm pretty sure this band has nothing to do with The Fathoms, these guys are out of Austin, TX playing horror-surf. While mostly comprised of originals, there's some choice covers of Famous Monsters, The Ghastly Ones, and MOAM. The gloomy, creepy guitars get charged up by some surprisingly explosive and eager drumming. If you're a horror-surf fan, point your ears this-a-way.

From: 01/08/2016 - 09:06


Aggravatin' Rhythms

2015 is done, and it was pretty damn good. But there's already some things looming on the horizon for 2016 to get really excited about.

From: 01/05/2016 - 07:31


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