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surf music
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surf music
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(Music / Pop Music) a US West Coast style of pop music of the early 1960s, characterized by high harmony vocals and strong trebly guitar riffs
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Singer Brad Hargett's monotone voice and steely stare proved a powerful combination and the set highlight Crystal Stilts, with its mournful vocal and sinister surf guitar, proved a transfixing three minutes.
live reviews; singles and albums by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
A live phenomenon, with a veritable feast of mariachi brass, duelling drummers and girl/boy vocals, the Bookhouse Boys realise the glorious surf guitar and Ennio Morricone soundscapes of their eponymous debut album, with a visceral Cramps-esque prosecution and Nick Cave croon.
Boys are one over the eight; Music Gig of the Week: The Bookhouse Boys by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
With cool surf guitars and sun-drenched harmonies, Beck delivers a "Little Deuce Coup" for the damned.
Here's the end of the world as Beck knows it .. by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
 
 
 
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