Los Tiki Phantoms are back with another album of lighthearted, carefree, pop-garage surf instrumentals. Though there are a few more effects, brass instruments, and spaghetti western sounds, it still has that bright and sunny Los Tiki Phantoms feel. They don't change the formula much, but I think of them as dependable rather than sounding stale.
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So close to being able to say "Release the Kraken". Anyway, Z and the K's are a trad surf band out of Copenhagen playing 100% covers, including some from the 90's and onwards. I was surprised at how naturally they could fit songs by The Atlantics, The Ghastly Ones and Man or Astro-man right next to more standardized surf standards like Pipeline and Squad Car. Speaking of cohesiveness, the second half of the album was live but a nice enough recording that the talking before and after the track was the main giveaway.
Every once in a while retro electronic music collides with retro analog rock & roll and we get a chiptune surf record.
100% vintage vinyl, almost entirely 45s. This was a blast.
the revels - it's party time (45)
keetie and the kats - way out (45)
the majestics - boss walk pt 1 (45)
The Golden Highlights - Vodka (45)
surfer's - widgit (45)
the counts - fiddlin' (45)
preston epps - bongo party (45)
felix & his guitar - chili beans (45)
dave and the orbits - chili beans (45)
hank jacobs - monkey hips and rice (45)
the kelly four - guybo (45)
the blendells - huggie's bunnies (45)
the camelots - Scratch (45)
the five sounds - the clumsy dragon (45)
Tomorrow is Mardi Gras here in New Orleans so it's all party music, almost entirely 45's, 100% vintage. Playlist isn't set, I'm just gonna spin 'em as I feel 'em.
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