Voodoo Court Discography of CDs

Voodoo Court albums Still obsessed with thermonuclear radiation and catching a good wave, Voodoo Court returns with more of their campy surf rock on Nuclear Vacation: The Party's Over. Where their previous record had shown the group grow in a more technically sound outfit, this album shows the band in a more hook-oriented place. Writing instrumental passages with catchy guitar phrases strewn about, the band seems to be improving their overall songwriting on this effort. A contributing factor may be the bleak atmosphere that hangs over the album, as evidenced by the darkly humorous photograph on the back cover depicting their skeleton mascot with Albert Einstein. Their fear of atomic energy is stronger ...

Voodoo Court music CDs Coming back on the heels of an uneven debut, Voodoo Court attempts to fix a few of the problems that plagued their earlier effort on Nuclear Vacation. First of all, the technical songcraft has matured in the three years in between albums, changing the group from simple and laid-back to playful and goofy. This side of the band is quite favorable, ...

Voodoo Court discography Review: "New" Gandy Dancer" (Issue 101: NGD 5999) 4 Star Review of "The Surf's Not For Pussies" by Voodoo Court ! Excellent trio ... on the third outing we've heard from them after sets from 1999 and 2002. Fine production, tight playing and superb clarity of all instruments in the mix which makes it so easy to hear the highly melodic originals. Try "Surf Soiree" for a welcome splash of surf that you won't have heard before and the gutsy "Feeding Frenzy". There's a bit ...

Voodoo Court songs Voodoo Court is a power trio performing surf-rock instrumental tunes. Mark Kuhn carries the flow with reverb guitar taken from the roots of instrumental surf, up to modern day grunge energy levels. There are many twists and added bits of musical flavor throughout. Bill Feller hits it hard and keeps it going. The Drum beats require MUCH caffeine intake to duplicate, so don't even try it. Gerard Lock lays down the Bass lines throughout- (solo on "Lost in Mazatlan"). We can't forget to mention "Ms. Bones" the first ever ...