The Treblemakers "Treblemakers Vs. the Doomsday Device" 1999

Loaded with powerful double picking and exquisite surf sounds. The mix is very complimentary to the music, with a solid balance between the guitars and excellent use of the Farfisa as a complimentary sound. A Damn fine CD.Since 1995, The Treblemakers have been perfecting their own unique brand of beer-soaked, ear-splitting reverb raunch, fuzz guitar rave-ups, and lowbrow laughs. Puerile, tasteless humor combined with wailing Farfisa, dripping guitar, subsonic bass and hyperactive drumming set these landlocked Canadians apart from the herd. Transcending the narrow constraints of the "trad surf" genre, The Treblemakers play music suitable for bowling, drinking, and stumbling around drunk. With numerous influences too shocking and bizarre to mention, The Treblemakers bring you pure instrumental madness with this, their third full-length (they also have albums out on Canada's Primitive Records, and Germany's GEE-DEE label), and debut appearance on Dionysus Records. Hey, this is no straight surf album, it rocks from start to finish! The Doomsday Device is an over-the-edge instro-space-surf slab sure to please fans of instrumentals and raging' rock 'n' roll alike. from: www.dionysusrecords.com/ dionysus/surf.html

The Treblemakers:
Dennis Brochu, Zak Izbinsky (guitar); Richard Girgis (Farfisa); Paul Mazigi (bass guitar); Robert Nicolo (drums).

trax:
1. Waiting For The Apocalypse 2. The Great White Lunch Hour 3. Exploding Bikers From Hochelaga 4. Freakshow 5. Rubber Duckies 6. Lawnmower Drag '99 7. Organ Failure 8. Seven Seconds To Perfection 9. The Sheriff Of Chinatown 10. The Lonesome Cretin 11. Ebola 12. Countdown At Ground Zero 13. The Shmirnoff Conspiracy 14. The Dentures In Space 15. Squarewave