Beach Fossils

raener release experimental "look up" on Danger Collective records

raener is made up of Daniel Fox (Keyboard & Vocals), Will van Boldrik (Guitar & Synth), Zach Bilson (Bass), and Daniel Vanchieri (Drums). The band began in 2015 as an…

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Straight From The Teet 048 [7 Albums, 7 Days]

True fans of music spend countless hours searching for that next great song, album or artist, whether it be online or in a local record shop. The beautiful thing about…

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Beach Fossils – "Generational Synthetic"

Brooklyn’s Beach Fossils came onto the scene with their guns cocked for their debut 2010 self-titled LP, adding new elements to the common surf-rock sound that was all too common…

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Heavenly Beat – "Faithless"

Heavenly Beat is the new side project from Beach Fossils bassist John Peña. Over the past couple of months, Peña has so far released two singles from his upcoming debut…

Double Dip – 11 – Beach Fossils

It doesn't matter if you're French Vanilla or a Deathcore Party Shank Freak you want to Double Dip we can tell. Good evening, this Double Dip is brought to you…

raener release experimental "look up" on Danger Collective records

Straight From The Teet 048 [7 Albums, 7 Days]

Beach Fossils – "Generational Synthetic"

Heavenly Beat – "Faithless"

Double Dip – 11 – Beach Fossils

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