JJ and Trash Dogs are the newest New Orleans surf band, I believe with only 4 shows so far, two of which I attended and somehow missed the band. Arg.
Blog Stuff
The Necronautics - Blast From the Past (The Necronautics)
WJLP - Assignment Outer Space (WJLP is out of this World)
Surfin' Beards - Berber Stomp (Ocean Side / Fuel Side)
The Doltones - Quicksand (Dance or Die)
The Bahareebas - Confrontation (Tell Me A Story About)
Eddie and the Showmen - Mr. Rebel (45)
The Storms - Makin' Out (Rare West Coast Surf Instrumentals)
Zakons - Wasted (Fast-Track: 16 Blazing Instrumentals)
The Electric Firebirds - Heavy (Dance Party Time)
George Mann Orchestra - OK, You're Faded (Theme From the Motion Picture Casino Royale)
Storm Surge of Reverb is currently just one person and I have my own fickle tastes. There are lots of albums that I know others enjoy but didn't click with me, and there are albums I enjoyed but not quite enough to find their way into the Gremmys. So I call on my friends to spread it out a bit! The following people are very well-versed in today's instro music and I want to thank them for letting me put that to use.
les agamemnonz - Diana (Diana / Lacrymos)
satan's pilgrims - Splashdown (Splashdown/Dr Mortis 7")
Surfer Joe - A Day at the Beach (Swell of Dwell)
The Surfrajettes - Toxic (Party Line/Toxic)
Ted Boys Marinos - Tesoura Voadora (Surf Sessions)
Eldanka - Treasure (Rusty Treasures)
De Surfures - Arena Y Mar (Fino a Go Go)
the kilaueas - The Dark Wave Smells (Touch my Alien)
Black Flamingos - Black Swan (Play Speedway and Other Hits)
The Head Henchmen - Cissy Surf (Oh no! It's the Head Henchmen)
Frankie and the Pool Boys - El Valenciano (Spin the Bottle)
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