Mr. Gasser & the Weirdos Surfink! Indie & Alternative as well as appealing to

as well as appealing to anyone who enjoys Tonights The Night-era Neil Young

a fun and endlessly quotable collection of big-bass trap dusted with pop-savvy glitter

Deal and Montgomery had written with the consideration that they would eventually play the songs as a duo

a bus on the California Coast

Produced by Joe Reinhart (Hop Along

Mr. Gasser & the Weirdos Surfink! Indie & Alternative as well as appealing toIn April 1964, Mr. Gasser and the Weirdos reconvened in Capitol Studios to record the third installment of their surf rod trilogy, Surfink! It was their hottest album yet, combining clever parody songs like "Surfer Ghoul" with knock out instrumentals like "Midnight Run" and "Santa Barbara" that stand alongside the best singles of the surf era. Fuel injecting the Weirdo wagon this time around were Jerry Cole, David Gates and Neil Levang on guitars,