Hit the waves with Dead Man’s Curve, London’s Kings of the Surf, and three slices of high-powered instrumental surf rock. Originally released in 1997 on the Gorgeous label, this CD EP delivers reverb-drenched guitar, driving rhythms and the kind of twang that makes you want to crank up the amplifier and head for the coast.
The three tracks are “Surfquake”, “Art Blakey (Take It Away)” and “The Uh-Oh! Twango”, showcasing the band’s surf sound and playful approach to instrumental rock. Their live performances were praised for thunderous reverb and high-energy guitar work, making this a fine little snapshot of the British surf revival of the late ’90s.
Compact, punchy and packed with surf-guitar attitude, this EP is a great choice for fans of vintage instrumental rock, reverb-heavy guitar sounds and the wilder end of surf music. Three tracks, no vocals needed, just pure twang and a musical wipe-out in the best possible sense.
