Surf Curse is an indie rock band from Los Angeles that is known for their deviant tunes. With their unique blend of surf rock and punk, the band creates a sound that is both nostalgic and rebellious. Their lyrics often delve into themes of love, angst, and the struggles of adolescence. One of Surf Curse's most popular songs, "Freaks," showcases their deviant tunes perfectly. The song tells the story of two misfits who find solace in each other's company. The lyrics paint a picture of a world that rejects them, but they find comfort in their own uniqueness.
The lyrics paint a picture of a world that rejects them, but they find comfort in their own uniqueness. The driving guitar and energetic drums add to the rebellious nature of the song. Another standout track from Surf Curse is "Disco," which takes a more upbeat approach to their deviant tunes.
Waking The Witch
'Armstrong is quite deft at making Savannah simultaneously formidable, sympathetic and real. . . . A quick and fun read, Waking the Witch is . . . a good starting point for readers new to Armstrong.' - The Miami Herald
'Kelley Armstrong must have decided one day to throw every genre she could imagine -- mystery, horror, supernatural thriller, romance and chick lit -- into her writerly cauldron. What she conjured up is the hilariously hip Women of the Otherworld series.' - Calgary Herald
Columbus is a small, fading town, untouched by the twenty-first century. But when three young women are found dead - victims of what appear to be ritual murders - things start to get very dark, and very dangerous . . .
Private investigator Savannah Levine can handle 'dark and dangerous'. As the daughter of a black witch, she has a lot of power running through her veins, and she's not afraid to use it. But her arrival in Columbus has not gone unnoticed. Savannah may think she's tracking down a murderer, but could she be the killer's next target?
Of course she could always ask her old friend (and half-demon) Adam Vasic for backup. But Savannah has her own - very personal - reasons for keeping Adam well away from Columbus. And in any case, she can rely on her own powers. Can't she . . . ?
Books by Kelley Armstrong:
Women of the Otherworld series
Bitten
Stolen
Dime Store Magic
Industrial Magic
Haunted
Broken
No Humans Involved
Personal Demon
Living with the Dead
Frost Bitten
Walking the Witch
Spellbound
Thirteen
Nadia Stafford
Exit Strategy
Made to be Broken
Wild Justice
Rockton
City of the Lost
A Darkness Absolute
This Fallen Prey
Watcher in the Woods
Alone in the Wild
Darkest Powers
The Summoning
The Awakening
The Reckoning
Otherworld Tales
Men of the Otherworld
Tales of the Otherworld
Otherworld Nights
Otherworld Secrets
Otherworld Chills
Darkness Rising
The Gathering
The Calling
The Rising
Cainsville
Omens
Visions
Deceptions
Betrayals
Rituals
The song is filled with catchy hooks and infectious melodies that are sure to get listeners dancing. The lyrics explore the freedom and escape that can be found on the dance floor. Surf Curse's deviant tunes not only captivate listeners but also serve as a form of rebellion. Their music gives a voice to those who feel like outsiders and celebrates the beauty of being different. Through their unique blend of surf rock and punk, Surf Curse continues to push boundaries and create a sound that is all their own..
Reviews for "Surf Curse's Deviant Tunes: A Subculture Soundtrack"
1. Jane - 2/5 stars - I had high expectations for Surf Curse's album "Deviants Tunes," but I was ultimately disappointed. The songs lacked depth and originality, and it felt like they were just following a formula rather than creating something unique. The lyrics were cliché and lacked substance, making it hard to connect with the music on any meaningful level. Overall, I found "Deviants Tunes" to be forgettable and unmemorable, and I wouldn't recommend it to others.
2. Mark - 3/5 stars - As a fan of Surf Curse's previous work, I was excited to listen to "Deviants Tunes." However, I found this album to be a step down from their previous releases. While the songs had the band's signature sound, they lacked the catchiness and energy that made their earlier music so appealing. The production also felt flat and uninspired, not giving the songs the punch they needed. Though there were a few standout tracks, "Deviants Tunes" as a whole failed to captivate me like their previous albums.
3. Sarah - 2/5 stars - "Deviants Tunes" by Surf Curse falls short compared to their previous releases. The album feels disjointed and lacks a clear direction. The songwriting feels more repetitive and generic, and it's disappointing to see the band lose some of the charm that made them stand out. The overall sound is also muddled, making it hard to fully appreciate the individual elements of the music. While there are a few decent tracks scattered throughout the album, it falls short of the band's potential and left me wanting more.