it's a pretty good album at 33rpm too! A bit moodier that way. I got the LP (which comes with a CD!) and didn't realize it was supposed to be played at 45rpm.
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The Bradipos IV have been around for 20 years now and it took half of that time to get their 4th original LP! Full of trad surf goodness with a great sound. The Bradipos IV - The Partheno-Phonic Sound Of (released in April) If you want to check it out, you can order it from their website. I haven't gotten a chance to hear this one from Connecticut's longtime barons of the surf scene. It's on spotify, amazon and itunes and they just released a pretty great video.ĩth Wave - Surfing with Poseidon (released in late June I think.)
Their cover of Ecstasy of Gold brings welcome new ideas and the production almost matches the grandiosity of the originals. Said The Ripper's previous releases also slipped past me but listening to this now I'm knocked out! Very catchy songs with the meanest of Morricone's guitar tones. Said the Ripper - The Hanging at Barbed Wire (Released in May)
If I'm missing anything let me know, I'm definitely going to reference this when I build my list of surf releases from 2016.
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