SURF PUNKS - My Beach ('kook Juice' Coloured Vinyl)

Futurismo present a first time reissue of the classic 1980 album My Beach by those 'spoiled brats from Malibu' - the obnoxious and
irreverent Surf Punks.
You'd be forgiven for thinking this album was made years later in the decade, ahead of it's time in both sound and style, but this was
surf rock designed for the 1980's: anarchic and in your face, a beach bound punk satire with tongue firmly in cheek. Surf Punks kick
My Beach off with it's famously catchy title track, letting you know exactly where they're coming from with their mantra "my beach,
my chix, my waves, go home!". The band were real life hardcore surfers and partly as wry humour and partly observation, a
reoccurring attitude of localism permeates the record as the Surf Punk 'Locals' are pitted against their wave stealing enemies, the
'Valleys', San Fernando out-of-towners chastised for living beyond the beaches 2 mile limit. Like a pop punk fuelled West Side Story
set in California, the tracks stick in your eardrums long after listening not only due to the wild lyrical content, but also the quality song

writing chops of the main duo Dennis Dragon and Drew Steele who knew how to pen the 'Ramones go West' hooks needed for their
brand of new wave pop.
On stage the band committed fully to the beach life concept, constructing a full size lifeguard tower, as singer Drew would ride the
stage on his Skatar - a custom designed skateboard affixed to a Fender Stratocaster neck and pickups. The band were so committed
to surfing in fact, that rumour has it they were dropped by their record label for not turning up to a big show because the waves were
just too good to miss. Surf Punks were the real deal.
My Beach is unmistakably a product of the 80's, it is about being young and having fun, the era's dialogue of devil-may-care, neon
splashed, good times may have became oversaturated in the succeeding years, but Surf Punks were doing it first. If you are looking
for the soundtrack to your summer, or are just down for the sounds of surf rock, new wave and SoCal punk, My Beach is essential.
For fans of Descendents, Ramones, Agent Orange and Devo.
The remastered version of this never before reissued LP comes in limited edition coloured vinyl. It is packaged in a gloss laminated
sleeve with redux artwork and colour inner sleeve. It contains a fold-out poster with lyrics and surfing term glossary - plus a
surfboard sticker.

Vinyl release of Surf Punks - My Beach ('kook Juice' Coloured Vinyl). Released through FUTURISMO and available on LP.