Not using google translate on this one: I think the name means secret beekeepers. This LP is loud, fun, and playful. It's got 3 vocal tracks, sure, but it's also got about 3 theremin tracks and one kazoo track (perhaps meant to simulate bees?). Give it a spin on bandcamp!
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burt rocket - sea-n-shore (fiberglass frenzy)
los tiki phantoms - piña colada (y el misterio del talisman)
satan's pilgrims - spoke (soul pilgrim)
sir bald diddley and his wig-outs - Absolute Zero (the man with two left hands)
the pyramids - pressure (surf guitars rumble)
gene moles & the softwinds - kaha huna - 45
Duane Eddy - the five-seventeen - 45
don & the goodtimes - make it - 45
link wray - roughshod (big city after dark)
glory kennedy - cannonball twist - 45
jan davis - surfbuster (lost legends of surf guitar vol 4)
The Reigning Monarchs are a really interesting case.
Let's start off by just saying that they're very good. Their LP "Black Sweater Massacre" was fun and energetic from start to finish, and full of variety and creativity. They talk a lot about melding surf with ska, reggae, punk - which I hear, but I hear them as a surf-influenced band first and foremost.
The Out of Limits descend pretty clearly from the Man... or Astro-man? lineage of surf with zonked out effects, vintage sci-fi sound clips and, most importantly, mind-enhancing scientific headgear. They also have a healthy chunk of that raw energy. Even for a demo, this is loud, frantic, big, and fun stuff. It's pay-what-you-want, so watch the video and give it a download.
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