It's a unique blend of vintage
and modern surf music, providing fresh sound waves that intrigue and
excite any surf music enthusiast. It comes rumbling through on the latest sonic
delight, adding to the music's ever-growing popularity.
Del-Fi is the unequivocal king of
the surf comps. What makes it interesting are the essential ingredients of
vintage surf from the sixties.
Let us not forget the music's
forefathers, but can we? True to form concerning surf culture, the artwork of Surf
Monsters is not just colorful, it's a vibrant reflection of the sixties.
It's a visual journey that will make any surf music enthusiast feel nostalgic
and connected to the era.
Flaming, pounding, savage, and
manic guitars fill this disc. The second time around, I realized I was
listening to one phenomenal group of songs.
If this is where surf music is headed, I'll be along for the ride. I hope it lasts forever! This is a brilliant
foray into reverb-soaked twang, characterized by reverb and a distinctive
guitar sound.
Like the wild and untamed wave,
surf music takes you for one hell of a ride, magical and timeless like nature
itself.
Surf Monsters is where music meets art and combines for a complete cultural experience.
Keith “MuzikMan” Hannaleck
June/July 1999
Tracks:
01. Man Or Astroman?-Flotation
Devices For Frequencies Yet To Be Detected
02.The Bomboras-Planet Of The
Apehangers
03. Satan's Pilgrims- Harem
Nocturne
04. The Original Sufaris- Bombora
05. Huevos Rancheros- Beach
Blanket Blackout
06. Dave Myers & The
Surftones- Church Key
07. The Centurions- Bullwinkle
Pt. II
08. The Cocktail Preachers-
Alabatross Joe
09. The Sentinals- Exotic
10. Barbacoa- Northern Sky
11. The Tike Tones- The Island Of
Lost Soul
12. Dave Meyers & The Surftones- Moment Of Truth
13. The Dynatones-Devil's Martini
14. The Space Cossacks- The Apes
Of Wrath
15. The Impacts- Wipe Out
16. The Sub-Mersians-Dr. Yes
17. The Lively Ones-
Miserlou
18. The Sentinals-Big Surf
19. Powerjive-Surf Session At
Sunset
20. The Lively Ones-Surf Rider
