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Blue Wave Theory

by Blue Wave Theory

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Huckster 08:11
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Jazz Hole 02:42
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Labyrinth 05:00
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Ripples 02:49
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D'yer Moon 01:48
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Road Hazard 03:58

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Surf Rock dominated by the musical impressions of sand, sun, and crashing waves, sneaking in the occasional odd time signature, and using the cavernous roar of the mighty reverb tank.

The album starts off in a decidedly retro-esque Dick Dale / Pulp Fiction vein with "Gumby Goes Green" and then immediately takes a left turn with the more progressive "Huckster", featuring a lengthy drum solo workout, and a surreal space jam. Other tracks, like the psychedelic "Mermaid in Japan", venture into Mermen territory by way of Pink Floyd - you can almost get stoned just by listening, and you can almost hear the guitar pick disintegrating. The moody riff of "Labyrinth" is reminiscent of early King Crimson's more mathematical moments, adding the pomp and big chord drama of progressive metal during the transitions. The album ends by returning to a more traditional surf sound with "Skyhawk Beach" and the punk-inspired "Road Hazard".

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released June 15, 2009

Steve Rabeler - guitar
Kevin Stamper - bass
Bill Schmidt - drums

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Blue Wave Theory New Jersey

Blue Wave Theory is an American instrumental surf rock band formed in 2007 and based in southern New Jersey

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