Track from The HANGEE V "Underwater Serenades" LP, released May 10, 2016
The Hangee V are one of the longest running Surf-Garage combo coming from Sardinia. This is their third, and, we dare to say, their best album to date.
These hairy cavemen (and beautiful cave girl on drums!) have mastered thee perfect mix of reverb-drenched instro surf-meet Garage Punk you might have heard on vintage compilations like "Strumming' Mental" with the "Garage Punk Unknowns"/"Back from The Grave" obscure raw cuts from 1965/67 and gave 'em nothing but respect for the real attitude and crudeness.
Mind you this ain't no lo-fi stuff coming from the latest bunch of inept players around. These guys KNOW how to play, and instead of evolving into any "modern" phase they're just better and better today at doing what they always loved, playing sixties Surf and Garage Punk.
The attitude and the songwriting is brilliant than ever and they deliver their blast from the past like it's 1966 again. Fans of The Sardinian Surf-Garage Scene (Uninvited, Rippers etc...) and/or The Unclaimed / Attila And The Huns fear no more, there's a new album out, straight outta the grave!
Track from The HANGEE V "Underwater Serenades" LP, released May 10, 2016
ReplyDeleteThe Hangee V are one of the longest running Surf-Garage combo coming from Sardinia. This is their third, and, we dare to say, their best album to date.
These hairy cavemen (and beautiful cave girl on drums!) have mastered thee perfect mix of reverb-drenched instro surf-meet Garage Punk you might have heard on vintage compilations like "Strumming' Mental" with the "Garage Punk Unknowns"/"Back from The Grave" obscure raw cuts from 1965/67 and gave 'em nothing but respect for the real attitude and crudeness.
Mind you this ain't no lo-fi stuff coming from the latest bunch of inept players around. These guys KNOW how to play, and instead of evolving into any "modern" phase they're just better and better today at doing what they always loved, playing sixties Surf and Garage Punk.
The attitude and the songwriting is brilliant than ever and they deliver their blast from the past like it's 1966 again. Fans of The Sardinian Surf-Garage Scene (Uninvited, Rippers etc...) and/or The Unclaimed / Attila And The Huns fear no more, there's a new album out, straight outta the grave!