The Mysterics were interviewed for Voyage LA.

Read it here

A wildly poetic and fun look at The Neptunas Mermaid-a-Go-Go just in time for the warm weather.

Read it at Scene Point Blank

A "Sea Glass Green" Vinyl version of this album will be out in July!

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Wickedly cool horror blog and podcast features The Creature Preachers new CD.  DAILY DEAD

Sound and Soul, Central Georgia's source for music, culture, and local news & events did a wonderful interview with The Creature Preachers.  Read it Here

There’s a documentary in the works from @universeretro_ about mom and pop video stores from the 80’s and 90’s and @thecreaturepreachers were asked to be on the soundtrack! We’re super excited and if you guys are interested in contributing to…

Dave Busacker 

REPOST @SATANS_PILGRIMS 

From Satan’s Pilgrims Instagram page: 

“Many of you kind folks have asked about helping with funeral expenses, sending flowers, or making a donation in Dave's name. Working with his surviving family, we have…

We are honored to be mentioned like this by Hunter King from Storm Surge of Reverb.  Thanks to all our bands that helped make this possible. We love brightening your day through our music.

The Meeting of the Reverbs…

Great article just written about Georgia's own "The Creature Preachers".

They talk about the history of their band and their spooky style of surf. 

Read it Here

Maximum Rock n Roll, the well-respected, long-running, widely distributed monthly fanzine dedicated to supporting the underground punk rock scene, graciously reviewed our "Mermaid-a-Go-Go" by The Neptunas.  This is an honor that we are very proud of.

READ IT HERE!

READ HERE   Our big Christmas release was featured in a blogpost by Storm Surge of Reverb.  Thank you so much, Hunter for writing about The Tourmaliners "Surfing' Christmas Carols".  We are honored to have one of our releases mentioned alongside…

Pipeline Instrumental Review issue 117 is out and has not one, but two reviews of ASoR bands.

Read the wonderful write ups on The Tourmaliners "Surfing' Christmas Carols" and the Neptunas "Mermaid A-Go-Go" by Alan Taylor here.

The reviews for Mermaid A-Go Go are washing ashore!

Michael Doherty's Music Blog

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The Rocking Magpie

Glide Magazine

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