Surf Curse is a musical duo formed in Reno, Nevada in 2012. The band comprises of members Nick Rattigan and Jacob Rubeck. Surf Curse gained popularity through their lo-fi and garage rock sound, as well as their captivating live performances. The band's music is heavily influenced by surf rock and post-punk, incorporating jangly guitar riffs, catchy melodies, and introspective lyrics. Their songs often explore themes of love, heartbreak, and youthful angst. The raw and DIY nature of their music has resonated with a wide audience, especially among fans of indie rock and alternative music.
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Their new record, Heaven Surrounds You, is a coming of age epic, inspired by the many cult films they ve cherished through out their young adulthood that are referenced across the album s tracklist. Surf Curse s songwriting and instrumental orchestration has matured on their third full length LP, adding layers of polish to their traditionally rough and visceral sound.
The raw and DIY nature of their music has resonated with a wide audience, especially among fans of indie rock and alternative music. One of Surf Curse's most popular releases is their album "Buds," which was released in 2013. This album includes songs like "All Is Lost," "Forever Dumb," and "Sad Boys.
Surf Curse
Heaven Surrounds You Exclusive LP
--> A Newbury Comics exclusive color vinyl pressing. Surf Curse is the indie rock recording project of Los Angeles based songwriters Nick Rattigan and Jacob Rubeck. Seeing Surf Curse live has become a right of passage for disaffected adolescence in the South-West while Rattigan and Rubeck have spent their formatives years between Las Vegas, Reno, and Los Angeles. Their new record, Heaven Surrounds You, is a coming of age epic, inspired by the many cult films they’ve cherished through out their young adulthood that are referenced across the album’s tracklist. Surf Curse’s songwriting and instrumental orchestration has matured on their third full length LP, adding layers of polish to their traditionally rough and visceral sound. Rattigan and Rubeck worked with veteran indie producer Jarvis Taveniere, carefully crafting their most lush and vulnerable record to date, during the fall of 2018. Heaven Surrounds You, satisfies the energy and passion that old fans would expect from a Surf Curse record, but expands the band’s songwriting to envelope new audiences into their cinematic sound.
- Number of discs: 1
- Limited edition of: 300
- Label: LadsLadsLads
- Mono/Stereo: Stereo
- Catalog Number: SUR001LP-C2
" The duo's follow-up album, "Nothing Yet," was released in 2017 and further solidified their place in the indie music scene. In addition to their studio albums, Surf Curse has also released several EPs, including "Sad Boys" and "Daydream," which showcase their evolving sound and songwriting abilities. Their music has been described as nostalgic and dreamy, creating an atmosphere that transports listeners to a different time and place. Surf Curse has garnered a strong following through their energetic live performances, often touring extensively and playing at music festivals around the world. Their stage presence and ability to connect with the audience adds another layer to their music and has helped them build a dedicated fan base. Overall, Surf Curse's unique blend of surf rock, post-punk, and lo-fi elements has established them as a prominent band in the indie music scene. Their evocative lyrics and captivating melodies have resonated with fans of all ages, making them a group to watch for future releases and live shows..
Reviews for "The Emotional Impact of Surf Curse Vinyl"
1. Jane - 2/5 stars - I had high hopes for Surf Curse's Vudsinyl album, but I was left disappointed. The songs lacked originality and felt formulaic. The lyrics were repetitive and lacked depth. I was hoping for more experimentation and growth from the band, but instead, I got a collection of forgettable tracks. Overall, Vudsinyl failed to captivate me and left me wanting more.
2. John - 3/5 stars - I found Surf Curse's Vudsinyl album to be just okay. The sound was decent, but it felt like they were trying too hard to recreate their previous success. The album lacked the energy and excitement that I was hoping for. Some of the songs felt repetitive and indistinguishable from each other. While there were a couple of standout tracks, the overall album was underwhelming. It didn't live up to my expectations and left me wanting more from Surf Curse.
3. Sarah - 2/5 stars - I was not a fan of Surf Curse's Vudsinyl album. The production quality was subpar and the mixing felt muddy. The vocals were drowned out by the instrumentals, making it hard to connect with the lyrics. The album lacked direction and cohesiveness, with each song feeling disconnected from the others. Overall, Vudsinyl left me unimpressed and I wouldn't recommend it to others.
4. David - 1/5 stars - Surf Curse's Vudsinyl album was a major disappointment for me. The songs were forgettable and lacked any real substance. The band seemed to be going through the motions, offering nothing new or interesting. The lyrics were uninspired and at times felt forced. Overall, Vudsinyl felt like a half-hearted attempt at making music and failed to leave any lasting impact on me.