Each
member of The Infernos —Harry Mack (drums), Stevin Perez (bass), and Guy
Stevens (guitar) —brings a unique energy to the group, creating a sound that is
truly one-of-a-kind in the surf-instro genre.
This
is genuinely exciting music. The Infernos dish out simplistic power chords with
just enough twang and reverb so you can smell the salt air or picture a surfer
in a monstrous tube. This kind of music can paint pictures in your mind's eye, as
you would expect from such energetic and powerful music.
"Sunset"
is a classic… it gave me chills. It's filled with the kind of lead guitar that
you would expect from The Mermen or The Surf Kings, just outstanding.
The
guitar invites you into a world of your own making. That's the beauty of great
surf-instro. Of course, I feel the entire album is exceptional,
"Sunset" happens to stand out amongst the rest.
Despite
being released in 1998, this album still feels fresh and exciting. It's a
testament to the timelessness of The Infernos' music, and a must-have for any
surf-instro fan.
Keith
“MuzikMan” Hannaleck
September
18, 2000
Tracks:
01.
Big Kahuna
02.
Sandstorm
03.
The 1/4 Mile
04.
Showdown
05.
The Mule
06.
Riptide
07.
Sunset
08.
The Roach
09.
Surf's Up
10.
The Great Escape
11.
Psychedelia
12.
Surfboard
13.
James Bond Theme
14. The Last Wave
