Artist description The Dirt Surfers blend surf and rock to create their own fresh brand of melodic instrumental music. Minor chords and clean melodies are designed to put a smile upon your face. Whether you are listening in your cubicle, at home, or while working out, the Dirt Surfers will recharge your batteries and invigorate your spirit!

Music Style Instrumental Surf and Rock Instrumentals

Musical Influences Los Straightjackets, Shadowy Men On a Shadowy Planet, Ventures, Lively Ones, Pixies, Feelies

Similar Artists Los Straightjackets, Ventures, Lively Ones, Pixies, Feelies, Shadowy Men, Dick Dale

Artist History Formed in 1998 by the Dirt Kahuna, one of Michigan's best mountain bike racers, the Dirt Surfers are a recording band that echoes simpler times. Our focus is on rhythm, melody, and athmosphere.

Group Members The Dirt Kahuna: Guitars, bass, keyboards, percussion. Deadly Ed: Guitars. Sniper Dude: Percussion

Instruments Guitars, guitars, guitars, bass, keyboards, percussion

Press Reviews From Listen.com: The Dirt Surfers play straight-ahead, cleanly produced, well executed, instrumental surf music. The music features minor key melodies and atmospheric farfisa organ. Review at www.amp3review.com by Bruce Satinover: Ok, TWANG! Sometimes you need some surf guitar just to wake you up. The Dirt Surfers dish up nothing fancy here, Dick Dale has nothing to worry about, but that's ok because this is still lively, fun and it's hard to keep your foot from tapping. You gotta love surf music, anyone listening to this that happens to be a Pixies fan will instantly catch the huge influence surf had on the Dirt Surfers and so many bands that followed. Although "Pocket Pool" is not as frenetic as other surf tunes, it will not disappoint.

Location Corunna, MI - USA

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