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The Deadly Fathoms - The Deadly Fathoms

If you've been listening to The Fathoms, you've been playing it safe! Ugh, sorry, I'm pretty sure this band has nothing to do with The Fathoms, these guys are out of Austin, TX playing horror-surf. While mostly comprised of originals, there's some choice covers of Famous Monsters, The Ghastly Ones, and MOAM. The gloomy, creepy guitars get charged up by some surprisingly explosive and eager drumming. If you're a horror-surf fan, point your ears this-a-way.

From: 01/08/2016 - 09:06


Aggravatin' Rhythms

2015 is done, and it was pretty damn good. But there's already some things looming on the horizon for 2016 to get really excited about.

From: 01/05/2016 - 07:31


Today's show

Last week I played ONLY songs released in 2015. It was easy. So I decided this week I'd feature a bunch that weren't featured in the Gremmys. Easy too!

This is the last 2015 extravaganza, though there's still a number of great records that didn't show up in either show.

Anyway, here's last week's playlist

12/28/15

From: 01/04/2016 - 14:24
Tags: 2015, playlist


Guest Gremmy Awards

As far as I know, the Gremmys are the only surf/instro awards out there, which puts a lot of weight on my whim. Too much.

So I reached out to a few respectable folks that I know are on top of this music to try to bring a few more opinions into the mix.

Everybody has been given carte blanche as to how they want to present this. No "rad", "trad", "modern", "way-out" here.

From: 01/04/2016 - 07:14


Amphibian Man - Hellas

This is the first I've heard from Amphibian Man, though it appears they actually had another release earlier this year. These Ukrainians play some aggressive lo-fi surf with some big growling bass guitar while still managing to sound pretty trad.

From: 12/31/2015 - 07:36


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