The Penetrators Atlanta, Georgia
Four men, one mission, several go-go dancers and no singers - just the way we like it. Welcome to the Amazing and Dangerous World of The Penetrators, agents of the Southern Surf Syndicate (S3) - where high-speed weekends aren't just a catch-phrase, they're a way of life. ... more
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I just received my vinyl copy of 1961 in the post today and it's spinning on the platter as I type. Oh the twang. I absolutely love this album. And the fact that I can listen to it on vinyl makes it even better!
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Once Upon a Time in Bombay Beach
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supported by 4 fans who also own “High Plains Surfer”
Although I normally like to play music in mixes of 3-5 artists at a time, the "long track" on this album actually works better than all the songs played separately and mixed with other music. Some great psychedelic and surf guitar work on here. If you like this, try Golden Dawn Arkestra and Ouzo Bazooka.
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Sketches with Guitar and Bongos
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supported by 4 fans who also own “High Plains Surfer”
Especially love the 'surf' guitar along with the Exotica on this album! One of my most listened to albums -
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Buffalo surf rockers The Hamiltones serve up more jagged riffs and racing tempos on this sci-fi-themed outing.
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The debut LP from Kioea is dreamy psychedelic surf music that calls back to the '60s while feeling remarkably contemporary.
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Dazzling guitar work forms the centerpiece of the new EP from Kioea, featuring exploratory songs that hold a tight grip.
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Get Thee to a Nunnery
by The Garrys
Lushly recorded surf pop from Saskatchewan with doo-wop, soul, and girl group influences.
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