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Criminal Truth
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Pasta Western
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Bossa Leste
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Headless Horseman
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Mega Hit
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Dead or Alive
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PsychoSurf
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Ungrateful Scoundrel
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Frantic Romantic
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K is for Cosmos
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Go East
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Gagarin
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Los Kosmos Russia
Moscow band "Los Kosmos," perform the modern version of the surf music of the 60's with a large admixture of late styles such New Wave, Punk and Heavy Metal. The group rarely have gigs, since all participants are continuously busy in different Moscow pop, rock, rapcore and punk bands.However "Los Kosmos" are fairly productive authors of music for movies, cartoons and TV. ... more
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supported by 15 fans who also own “Los Kosmos”
These four Spaniards offer up four crisp, tight instro surf songs. Two of the titles suggest creepiness, but neither is especially creepy. They are especially good, though. They also do an instrumental version of Destination Venus, which was made popular among surf fans by Man...or Astroman? who did it with vocals. I like this version better. The last song is another spacey tune that can help you visualize far away galaxies, and is also a really good song. Long story short: This rules.
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THE SECRET ORIGIN OF AN UNKNOWN PLANETARY DESTROYER
by King Ghidora
supported by 14 fans who also own “Los Kosmos”
I wonder if these guys know Daikaiju? I also wonder if they ARE Daikaiju. Oh well, I can't get enough Daikaiju anyway, having two of them is even better.
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Careless by Contrast
by Kaz Mirblouk
Driven by guitars that are by turns intricately melodic and gravelly, Kaz Mirblouk's sophomore album is highly enjoyable rock music.
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Sprawl
by Fime
These two singles by Fime live up to the band's self-described "cool ass boy rock" vibe.
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Imitate, Intimidate
by Kaz Mirblouk
Extra-riffy guitar rock gets dosed on this psych-tinged release, straight out of Southern California’s still-kicking garage scene.
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1961
by The Evanstones
supported by 13 fans who also own “Los Kosmos”
If you like surf rock, you need this album.
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