los tiki phantoms - Espiral Cósmica (Y el Misterio del Talismán)
los wet guitars - El Barco (Majestic)
The Pulltones - Big Beach (Storm Fisherman)
Langhorns - Fuzzball (club gabardino)
The Barbary Coasters - Cruel Surf (the libertine philosophy of)
Link Wray - Son of Rumble (7")
Blog Stuff
Longboard Ranch - Bejal (longboard ranch rides again)
The Surfites - Gnarly Charlie Brown (the surfites & co.)
The Hang-Ten Hangmen - Shark Bait (Destination Saturn)
Satan's Pilgrims - Ghoul School (Siniestro)
Fantastic 3 - Indian Tones (14 favorites!!!)
Sonido Gallo Negro isn’t a surf band but I’ve noticed that they’ve got a lot of surf fans. After months of drifting around on Spotify, their third LP has finally seen a proper release.
Go to their bandcamp page and it says released January 18th and I've been listening to this one since then, but they told me their album release date was March 30th so I waited a bit. With that extra time I've been trying to nail down what it is I like about CARLO but it remains elusive. It's hard to even pick out a real standout track, as I've found this record is best taken as a whole. It's the mood really, laid-back and adventurous at once, like a day trip to a swimming hole.
A new album from Arno de Cea and the Clockwork Wizards is a stop-what-you’re-doing thing. He’s on top of his game and delivering a surf sound that nobody else has. But admittedly, two tracks in I found myself a little apprehensive about writing this review. What more is there to say about his nearly-perfected, patentable Brutal Surf? After two albums of the stuff, are there any worlds left to obliterate?
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