| Here's what the
press has said about 'The
Intoxicating Sounds Of The Boss Martians':
"The Boss Martians are a boss
instrumental band" -Joe Ehrbar, The Rocket
"Seattle's Boss Martians serve
up four very traditional surf tunes including one christened 'The
Continental Theme'. Can't remember the last label that had a theme song.
Guitarist Evan Foster, one of the smoothest surf pickers in the biz, wrote
all four tracks, the best of which is 'Highball At Hatties', a boss instro
that melds the 60's instro approach with Phil Spector-like 1-2-3-4
tamborine. All four tracks are great fun. These guys just keep getting
better & better." -D.J. Johnson, Cosmik
Debris
"The sounds here are of the
emotionally-charged, refined surf variety: melodic guitar with controlled
reverb supported by a touch of sixties organ." -Alan Taylor, Pipeline
Magazine
"An aptly titled (three of
four songs are about alcohol) four song 7" of solid classic surf. The
guitar/organ combo, strong drums and solid bass make this a fun
single." -Roy Konitzer, Bullhorn Webzine
"Reverb-heavy instros from
four guys outta Seattle that inspire a night out on the town
drinking." -Make Room
"The factor of
surf-authenticity that this captures is the dichotomy between the clan cut
look/feel of the musicians and the debauchery that was inherent to the
scene/music. Good dichotomy, dude!" -Rocktober
'The
Intoxicating Sounds Of The Boss Martians'
has been played stations all over the world, including:
KOOP (Austin, TX), KDHX (St. Louis), WXYC
(Chapel Hill, NC), KFJC (Santa Cruz, CA), Club Baja/RadioM (Internet
Radio), KFAI (Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN), WREK (Atlanta, GA), WUSB (Stony
Brook, NY), WHTG (Asbury Park, NJ), KUGS (Bellingham, WA), WMFO (Medford,
MA), KOZY (Grand Rapids, MN)
The band's official website can be found at:
www.bossmartians.com |
