New stuff from Marshall and the Martins, Amphibian Man, The Beyonders, as well as a good chunk of new-to-the-show stuff from the Mutants and some neat 45s I picked up. Aw yeah.
Here's what happened last week
10-31-16 HOLLEREEN SHOW
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4 months of silence seems like an eternity from Amphibian Man, but he's back with a Spaghetti Western angle. He's learning how to slow down a bit, not just in terms on his release schedule, but on songs like the very steady "Ghost Town" and "Skeleton Pass". That said, there's plenty of action in here on songs like "Train Robbery".
The latest from Marshall and the Martins keeps it pretty trad surf - despite banjo in the second track and apparently some bagpipes somewhere. Though that second track "Weston" is a good one, the more it sticks to a trad surf sound the more I found myself enjoying the songs. "Bundamba", "Mulliwippi" and "Maxwin" all did a great job of tapping into a 60's locked-in mindset and surf mood, while the beach party numbers like "Steley" and "Melton" have that squeaky clean sound that a bedroom/collaborative album such as this one often has.
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Picked up a good batch of records this weekend like some Surf Raiders, Jon & the Nightriders... those will be popping up throughout the next few weeks. Also brand new stuff from The Space Agency, Tito y sus Supersonicos, all sortsa stuff. By the way, I wanna remind you about leaving a message for the Halloween show NEXT WEEK!
Here's last week's!
10/17/16
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