A new Black Flamingos! Should we expect them to broaden their horizons? Or will they stick to their blue-noted sour surf sound? Yes!
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evan foster - Werewolves international (instrumentals)
The Head Henchmen - Wem Wam Wow (Oh no! It's the Head Henchmen)
Los Kanibales Surf Combo - Lovebite en la playa (locos singles instrumentales)
Langhorns - Shop Talk (mission exotica)
The Skyliters - Tidalwave (45)
The Bonnevilles - Freeway USA (Frolic Diner Vol. 6)
The Surfaris - Scratch (Surf City '64)
Dave Myers & the Surftones - Church Key (Hangin' Twenty)
The Nu-Trons - Wild Side (Surfin' on wave nine)
The Nomads - Bounty Hunter (45)
The Ventures - Go Go Slow (Ventures A Go Go)
Humanga Danga - Tuna Twister (Humanga Danga EP)
The Cholla - Sous le soleil de bodega (Summer Songs from the Secret Oasis)
The Surfites - Gnarly Charlie Brown (The Surfites & Co)
The Galaxy Trio - Shaken not stirred (Saucers over vegas)
Los Pontiaks - Gorilas A Go Go (Motel Acapulco)
The Nomads - Desert Tramp (45)
The Temptations - Blue Surf (45)
The Reveliers - White Water (Honkers and Twangers)
b. bumble & the stingers - Flight of the Hornet (45)
The Blue Beats - The Big Shoe (Dance Discotheque LP)
The Ventures - Kickstand (45)
In 2014 the Del-Vipers came out of nowhere (technically Austin, TX) with the relentlessly charging Terror of the Del-Vipers, one of my favorite surf records of the 2010s. It's hard to believe it's only been 4 years since we've heard anything new from them, but Cannibal Safari is a welcome return. The opener "Cobra's Fang" is exactly the stuff from Terror, an aggressive first strike with pounding surf beat. "Kapu" is a bit more of a stomper, not quite subdued but dialing the tempo back from a 10 to an 8 or so.
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