Summary: <p>Shrunken Head Lounge Surf Radio Show Running Time: 29 minutes 30 seconds</p> <p><strong>The Dynotones - The Surfaders</strong></p> <p><strong><img border="0" hspace="0" align="baseline" src="http://theshrunkenheadlounge.com/images/bands/show43part1.jpg"></strong></p> <p><font size="2"><strong>The DYNOTONES</strong> (left), hailing from Orange County, California, are a four piece instrumental surf/hot rod combo consisting of: </font></p> <p><font size="2">Dano Nichols (guitar), Dan Moses (guitar), Rob Kruse (bass Guitar), and Tim Fitzpatrick (drums). </font><font size="2">Influences of the band include: The Lively Ones, Link Wray, The Astronauts, The Bobby Fuller Four, The Pyramids, and The Ventures. </font><font size="2">The DYNOTONES have been playing their brand of instrumental rock-n-roll since the spring of 1995.</font></p> <p><font size="2">Playing small clubs to outdoor events, The DYNOTONES have perfected the nostalgic sounds of the past and developed a style that has earned them a place among todays most successful instrumental groups, as well as complementing those of the past.</font></p> <p><font size="2"><strong>The Surfaders</strong> (right) are probably the most unlikely, but therefore also one of the most exciting instrumental surf outfits of the Netherlands. It all started when drummer Evert advertised for a gitarist and bassplayer to form an old-school punk-garage band. Jonas was the only gitarist brave and hip enough to respond. Within minutes Evert and Jonas discovered their mutual love of instrumental surf music and started experimenting in the backroom of a local musicstore, after closing time. Gaston, who was really looking for an exciting alternative rock band with interests in world-music, joined them on bass, which worked so well that soon Holland was one surf-power-trio richer.</font></p> <p><font size="2">The first public Surfaders gig was at the legendary Maloe Melo venue in Amsterdam, and soon groovy underground festivals such as BUT-Film, MadNes, Car-Art and the first Hot-Rod Surf Weekend were booking The Surfaders to embellish parties with their special mix of classic surf melody, punk energy, and cinematic atmospherics. Working hard on composing tracks for their first album, The Surfaders decided to recruit an extra guitarist to expand their musical horizon even further. And with Stef, who was really looking for e new heavy rock 'n' roll or metal band, they foud the perfect partner in crime to complete the tracks. Having played with bands such as Mullet Monster Mafia from Brazil and The Surfing Henchmen from Denmark, The Surfaders were proud to play the 2011 edition of the North Sea Surf Festival, opening for bands such as Phantom Four and The Razorblades</font></p> <p><font size="2">In January 2012 they Surfaders were so hot that they needed only two weekends at the famous IJland studio in Amsterdam to record all 13 tracks of their first album: Dragstrip Murder Mystery.</font></p>
