the kanaloas - swallow tail (surf a go go)
krontjong devils - The Rebel (Without a Cause) (ACTION!)
the sidemen - gibraleon (Go Too Far!)
gasolines - la serpiente (jungle surfers)
guantanamo baywatch - Area 69 (Desert Center)
The Baymen - Bonzai (Birth of Surf Volume 3)
The Sunspots - Paella (Twanking, Honking, Plinking & Stomping)
preston epps - bongo in the congo (Bongo Bongo Bongo)
the surfaris - big surge (Fun City USA)
the sentinals - The Pipe (Surfer Girl)
the impacs - Kool It (Impact!)
the ventures - Work Song (wild things)
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los wet guitars - majestic (majestic)
the sand devis - stacatto lane (the sand devils)
dirty fuse - Storm (Last Wave)
the surfites - Bump Day (big pounder)
the bambi molesters - Tremble And Shake (sonic bullets 13 from the hip)
the joy boys - Sandy The Surfin' Sandfly (board boogie)
The Secrets - twin exhaust (dancehall stringbusters)
the centurions - surfin at mazatland (Bullwinkle Part II)
Dave and the Customs - Ali Baba (Surf Guitars Rumble)
the new dimensions - soul breakout (soul)
bandits - Buzzy (party party party)
Like their name itself, Los Seitans have a sound that's almost evil but ends up just having fun. They've got a trashy sound and a lot of horror themes, but keep finding their way back into something less dreary.
Off to a rocky start today when an outlet went out and left all the equipment without power. Fun once it got going though!
els a-phonics - el torcal (& friends)
The Guitar Ramblers - surf beat (happy, youthful, new sounds of...)
the exports - car hop (45)
the glaciers - holiday hill (from sea to ski)
link wray and the wraymen - Turnpike USA (jack the ripper)
On their third release I think Los Ultraman finally found their groove. Their last two releases showed moments of interesting ideas that never quite found their way into something that worked for me. The opening track "Non DNA Man" immediately shows off where they've gone: a pastiche of familiar surf riffs with wild saxophone riffs slowly getting wilder and more effect-driven, eventually spiraling into some Sun Ra spaciness before kicking right back into gear.
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