Surf Sluts Discography of CDs

Surf Sluts music CDs If you have ever listened to the Shout Bamalama podcast, you have heard the host Count Brockula say, "Let's get gritty, greasy, lowdown and sleazy." I'm here to tell you that if you listen to The Last Known Movements of Elvis by Surf Sluts, you will get all of those things. And loyal reader, I hope you know enough about my musical tastes to know that I mean that as a compliment. After what sounds like an air raid siren at the beginning of "Down," you are greeted by some greasy guitar and saxophone, delivered with a lot of energy. Oh, and if you like that, get ready for more. Every song is an all-out blitz of gritty guitar, ...

Surf Sluts discography Rock is safe - its raw edges have been sanded away by Black and Decker - that is until you come face to face with the Surf Sluts. They are the antithesis of safe rock. The Sluts draw their influence from stuff that few people know, influences that are found limping deep in the back-stage shadows of rocks deeper slime-filled cellars. (Zircon Mercedes) Musically you cannot fault the Surf Sluts, they're tight and professional ...

Surf Sluts songs Track Listing of songs: Papa Oo Mow Mow; She's A Mau Mau; To The Island; Greasy Chicken; Monsters In My Garage; Mr Nice; Hurricane; Dragster; Surfer Joe; Dry Dock; His Last Summer; Surfin On Mars; The Rattler; Tooli Frooli;

Surf Sluts CD discography UK triple CD collection detailing this legendary 1990s British underground Psychedelic label, Delerium. The label, driven primarily by a love for Psychedelic music, also signed up European and American artists including U.S. freak Folk pioneer Jeff Tarlton, Germany's Electric Orange, Italy's Kryptasthesie, Sweden's Spacious Mind, Ireland's Steppes, Norway's Tangle Edge and Terence McKenna, the late and legendary Ethno botanist and Psychedelic philosopher.