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From: 02/20/2017 - 18:05
Tags: playlist


Today's Plays

It's been slim pickins for surf releases for the past few weeks, but they're finally coming through. Brand new releases from Genki Genki Panic, The Bahareebas and Amphibian Man. Also got a nice fuzzy block in the first hour. Tune in! 4-6pm Central Time!

From: 02/20/2017 - 14:14


Amphibian Man - Babylon

I once declared that 2016 belonged to Amphibian Man, so now it's time to see what he has in store for us in the new year.

From: 02/19/2017 - 08:50


The Bahareebas - Tell Me a Story About

In their 4th LP, The Bahareebas have found a sweet spot that I expect should resonate with just about any modern-trad surf fan. Despite a pretty no-frills surf sound, The Bahareebas manage to play with a sense of purpose and emotion in every moment of the melody. It's bright and sunny and energetic, but also with a sense of danger -- while not being vicious. They take cues from many of trad surf's memorable leitmotifs without feeling like rip-offs, just channeling the spirit of the music.

From: 02/18/2017 - 08:58


Genki Genki Panic - Litanies of Surf

Genki Genki Panic is back after their transformative Spooky Fingers EP. While Spooky Fingers felt kind kind of like a soundtrack, Litanies of Surf is a rock record, dialing back the atmospherics, cranking up the volume and the speed, and keeping the anything-goes approach to their song-writing. Less spooky, but bigger and meaner. Less Danny Elfman, more Man... or Astro-Man and sometimes even Cosmic Monster, and maybe it's the bass but I was getting Mike Patton/Faith No More vibes from "Radon Chong".

From: 02/16/2017 - 07:25


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