Los Plantronics are a gift from the Norse gods. Their previous record "Organic Voodoo Soup" was a knockout, but also a bit experimental. Often that means strange and moody, but I really mean it wasn't strictly surf, dipping into soul music, boogaloo etc. Check out the song "Cin-a-Delico" from that album for a surf track that tries to be a whole lot more.
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The Bomboras - war of the satellites (head shrinkin' fun)
los coyotes - the spider (picante EP!)
nahuelaizers - perrosaurio (en vivo en pub interview)
the gasolines - el moroco
Dick Dale & his del-tones - night rider (checkered flag)
link wray and the wraymen - deuces wild - 45
Duane Eddy - trash (duane a go-go)
the clee-shays - dynamite (the dynamic guitar sounds of)
the belairs - volcanic action (volcanic action)
the guitar ramblers - malibu caravan (happy, youthful, new sounds of...)
The Wrecks House appears to be the brainchild of Leon Daniel, who played for the Monterreys. This is definitely a departure from that sound: much spookier, slower, and mysterious-er with a whole lot of spy sound.
Luau or Die have been a part of the Toronto surf scene for a good while now (there's videos going back to 2009 on Youtube) but for us way far away from Toronto, we can dig this EP. "Dead on the Floor Vol. 1" is comprised of four originals and a cover of "Llorando Se Fue" (I had to look up the original) with quickly picked guitar and tight playing.
Recently I talked about how excited I was to hear a new EP from Travelers of Tyme. What I didn't realize at the time (tyme?) was that that was just a prelude to a brand new LP. True to their form, Chronomads is eclectic, mysterious and strange, with all sorts of instrumentation and sounds unique to each song.
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