Phil Dirt - Reverb Central - PO Box 1609, Felton, CA 95018-1609 USA Kill, Baby Kill! - Kill, Baby Kill!
| Kill, Baby Kill! play tuff surf based material that is very much the same track to track. Mostly fast and powerful big drama surf, but it's just all too much the same. That said, there is substantial power here. |
Picks: Love Theme For A Twisted Mind, Psycho Beach Party 3000, Suppose The Doomsday Cults Were Right, Hunting For The Dead, Turn Your Insides Out
Track by Track Review
Love Theme For A Twisted Mind Surf (Instrumental)
Fast and garagy, whammy laden, bass boomed, and driven by busy drums. "Love Theme For A Twisted Mind" is strong and powerful. It's segmented with sampled narratives.
Surf (Instrumental)
Big adventure melody, racing drum action, and very dramatic sound. "Psycho Beach Party 3000" is similar to Hawaii Samurai's "Psycho Beach Party," but certainly more direct and garagy. Great chords, dark double picking, and an extremely powerful performance.
Suppose The Doomsday Cults Were Right Surf (Instrumental)
Danger and angular lines, not unlike The Amino Acids at times. "Suppose The Doomsday Cults Were Right" is all ominous.
Surf (Instrumental)
Romping energy and gloomy imagery. The organ whistles while the guitar shreds. Simply manic!
Surf (Instrumental)
"Turn Your Insides Out" is a relentless rant, with loud fast delivery. Intense and rocked with great drum work.
Duck & Cover (live at The Nick) (bonus track) Surf (Instrumental)
This track is not on the release, but is a live bonus track. Mostly cruddy sound, but an interesting glimpse into their live energy. Mostly very muddy.