Got some new old stuff in from The Shadows, Lively Ones, Los Jaguars and the Terri-Tones and still groovin' on some of the new releases from the past few weeks. Tune in!
Blog Stuff
the space cossacks - Escape From Gulag 17 (live supernova)
the bahareebas - Strum (Tell Me A Story About)
The Akulas - Party in Suburbia (Rustines)
bevel emboss - rumba nova (celluloid)
The Satin Chaps - catch on quick (Might I Suggest The Satin Chaps)
link wray and the wraymen - Fat Back (jack the ripper)
the treble-tones - safari (jungle exotica vol 2)
Sandy Nelson - go go-a-go go (drum discotheque)
johnny and the hurricanes - catnip (stormsville)
the devrons - brand x - 45
The Black Flamingos - Cock Grease (Neon Boneyard)
There hasn't been nearly as many new releases as there were for last week's show, but I haven't gotten sick of those. The biggest new one is from Demon Vendetta (and Arno De Cea) but we've still got new stuff from Black Flamingos, Arno De Cea, Chemist and the Acevities, Splashdowns, El Supernaut, The Vivisectors, The Air Cats Band, Secret Chiefs 3, The Terminators and more!
There's been a torrential downpour of surf releases lately including TWO releases from Arno De Cea within 48 hours. They've teamed up with Demon Vendetta (whose last LP won my coveted Gremmy award) for a split cassette of classic surf covers.
Everything on bandcamp and social media about Spacecramp is meaningless nonesense, so I guess I kinda expected something more ridiculous in the music. But we've actually got a pretty straight-faced though fun instro record. There's not exactly all that much surftone; it's more reminiscent of Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet. It starts out with the fun and energetic "Whistle Monkey", but also swings into a spacey sound with the later half of "Whip-n-out Burger" and even gets kinda nice and sweet with "(two) Hands".
Pages
About
STORM SURGE OF REVERB
is a SURF & INSTRUMENTAL ROCK & ROLL radio show on
WTUL New Orleans
Every Monday from 4-6pm CST
Here's a google calendar to help you remember
Listen to WTUL
SSOR is not broadcasting right now, but there's always something interesting on at WTUL
Stream WTUL
Search for Stuff
Storm Surge of Reverb, like surf music in general, is a money-losing endeavor.