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Atomicos and Too Soon Monsoon get psyched for summer with surf and pop

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It appears Spring has finally sprung, so naturally the mind might drift to beaches and surfing. And because it was 4/20 day, perhaps  illicit substances.

Tyson Wiebe playing with the Atomicos. Photo by Richard AmeryEither way, local surf rock band the Atomicos were happy to provide the soundtrack to such things at the Slice, Friday, April 20. I always seem to miss them, so was pleased to finally catch a peppy set up upbeat, groove filled instrumental music.


 They were equal parts Ventures and Shadowy Men From a Shadowy Planet, so ran the gamut from traditional surf to more punk. I thought I heard a few bars of the Supersuckers’ Sleepy Vampire.”

There was plenty of ’60s style twang and  plenty of bass groove.

Too Soon Monsoon at the Slice, April 20. Photo by Richard Amery
Saskatoon indie pop duo Too Soon Monsoon opened the show with an enjoyable set of upbeat, keyboard heavy indie-pop featuring vocalist/keyboardist Greg and drummer Nathan focused on music from their EP.

— By Richard Amery, L.a. Beat Editor
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 02 May 2018 10:03 )  
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