Surf Curse, an American indie rock band, has announced their 2022 setlist. The band, formed in 2013, consists of Nicholas Rattigan and Jacob Rubeck, who share vocals and act as multi-instrumentalists. They are known for their dreamy, lo-fi sound and introspective lyrics. The setlist for their 2022 tour features a mix of old favorites and new songs from their latest album. Fans can expect to hear beloved tracks like "Heathers" and "Freaks" from their debut album, "Buds" from their second album, and "Christine F." and "Disco" from their third album.
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The bass was fantastic and deep, the music is loud and beautiful, while talking and environmental sounds are kept at an appropriate level that is still easy to hear. The Witch is set in the 17th century New-England about a family who leave their village settlement in order to be away from fake religious martyrs but soon after moving into their new home things start happening, people start dying and the family starts tearing itself apart trying to figure out who is the witch, before time runs out for them all.
" and "Disco" from their third album. Surf Curse's latest album, "Heaven Surrounds You," released in 2019, has been highly praised by both fans and critics. The setlist includes some notable tracks from this album, including "Labyrinth" and "Midnight Cowboy," which showcase the band's evolution and growth.
The Witch
This film is a masterpiece but it’s clearly meant for adults. The story is rich and complex and dwells with religion and folklore. It’s a very symbolic piece about womanhood and not for everyone: it also requires some intellectual baggage to fully understand it. The characters also speak Old English to create a more realist atmosphere. Young teenagers won’t understand what it’s about.
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Bobby G. Parent of 9-year-old September 24, 2019 age 14+Dark
Violence 5/10. A lot of violence is implied but very dark. A girl kills her mother by stabbing her in the head, blood oozes out. A boy has a whole apple pulled out of his mouth. Lots of disturbing imagery and implications. Sex 4/10. Brief nudity of dancing witches. A girl undresses but is only seen nude from behind or from far away.
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Pizza G. Adult October 28, 2017 age 13+Dark, creepy horror for teens and up
The Witch is a moody, unsettling drama / horror film that builds suspense with its cinematographic mastery of tone and its abundance of creepy, unnerving imagery and themes. It features brief female full frontal nudity (in a non-sexual context) and partially depicts acts of violence--an abduction and the drawing of a knife insinuates malicious happenstances. An exorcism. Gruesome deaths. Regardless of anything else, it's undeniable that The Witch is bleak and tentative, setting horrific events in line with expert care and intent. It's disturbing and unforgettable, but alright for mature horror-loving teens.
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Matthew St Vincent S. Parent of 5-year-old September 4, 2017 age 17+BluRay Review (Australia)
I just watched this BluRay last night after purchasing it with a $250 JB Hi Fi gift card I got for Christmas and all I can say is wow. The trailer looked intriguing and so I thought I'd give the movie a watch, I did not regret doing so. "The Witch" is set in the 17th century New-England about a family who leave their village settlement in order to be away from fake religious martyrs but soon after moving into their new home things start happening, people start dying and the family starts tearing itself apart trying to figure out who is the witch, before time runs out for them all. It's a really unsettling film that get extremely intense in the last 30 minutes. Some people may find this film to be a slow burn but it's not a bad film, it's a drama with horror in it. It's not a full-on blood and guts marathon of Lionsgate proportions, it suffers the same genre mishap as the 2015 gothic romance/horror movie, "Crimson Peak". This film is just so brilliant yet it doesn't get the attention it deserves despite getting mostly positive critical praise and praise from horror fans. The acting in this film is superb for a horror film with standout performance's by Ralp Ineson and Kate Dickie. The script was just as great as the acting, with historically and religiously accurate wording, phrases and conversations. The cinematography was off the chart and is the best cinematography I have ever seen in a horror film and is actually OSCAR worthy. It really capture the essence of how deserted they really are and how empty the world was back in the 17th century. The pacing for some will be too slow to bare but if you go to watch this film with the fact it's more of a drama than a horror movie you'd easily be able to watch it and enjoy it. It starts off slow and slowly creeps up for an intense final 30 minutes. The video quality is as per usual a 1080p HD transfer and was great for the most part despite being a visually bleak film with lots of use of greys, blacks, browns and whites. The film is presented in a 1.66:1 aspect ration with desaturated colours to give that retro feel which really adds to the ambience and atmosphere of this film. It's sharp enough that single strains of hairs are visible, facial features are clearly seen, every hair on the goat's body and every rough patch over the goats horns are clearly seen. I believe the fact that they used a different camera from most Hollywood productions adds the video quality that we received. The sound quality was absolutely superb and oh my god the beauty of it is unbelievable. It's a 5.1 DTS-HD audiotrack that was so impressive it could have fooled me into believing it was 7.1 DTS-HD audiotrack. The bass was fantastic and deep, the music is loud and beautiful, while talking and environmental sounds are kept at an appropriate level that is still easy to hear. The only thing that the we seem to be lacking on an otherwise great BluRay is bonus features. That's right there is a total of zero bonus features on this disc which really sucks because I would have loved to watch some behind the scenes featurettes and deleted scenes. We don't even get that amazing Universal Studios 100th Anniversary advertisement. All up I'd have to give this film an 8.3/10 and strongly recommend it for horror fans who can handle drama level pacing and film fans in general who enjoy drama films.
In addition to their own songs, Surf Curse often incorporates cover songs into their live performances. Their 2022 setlist includes a cover of "Girls Just Want to Have Fun" by Cyndi Lauper, adding their own unique twist to the classic anthem. The band's live shows are known for their raw energy and captivating stage presence. Surf Curse's 2022 setlist promises to deliver an immersive experience for both longtime fans and newcomers. With their heartfelt lyrics and distinctive sound, the band continues to make waves in the indie rock scene..
Reviews for "Surf Curse's 2022 Setlist: A Journey Through Their Musical Evolution"
1. Name: Sarah
Rating: 1/5
Review: I was really excited to listen to the "Surf curse 2022 setlist" after hearing so many positive reviews, but I was really disappointed. The setlist lacked variety and every song felt repetitive. It felt like the band was just going through the motions without any passion or energy. I was hoping for an engaging and memorable experience, but I ended up feeling bored and unimpressed. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone looking for an exciting concert experience.
2. Name: John
Rating: 2/5
Review: I had high expectations for the "Surf curse 2022 setlist" based on their previous albums, but unfortunately, it failed to meet them. While there were a couple of standout songs, most of them lacked depth and creativity. The band seemed to stick to a formulaic sound, making each song blend into the next without leaving a lasting impression. The lack of variety in the setlist also left me wanting more. Overall, I was left feeling underwhelmed and didn't find the setlist particularly memorable.
3. Name: Emily
Rating: 2/5
Review: I had heard great things about Surf curse, so I was excited to listen to their 2022 setlist. However, I found it to be quite repetitive and lacking in originality. It felt like I was listening to the same song over and over again, with the same melodies and chord progressions. While the band has a unique sound, it didn't come across in their setlist. I was hoping to be moved by their music, but instead, I felt bored and uninterested. I would recommend exploring their older albums instead of this setlist.