With their demo EP: Surf Noir - a mix of classic surf sound, new wave sensibility and punk energy - The Surfaders are sneaking around venues in the Netherlands, and creeping into the lives of unsuspecting music listeners around the globe.
Jonastronaut, who toured the globe with hardcore punksters Mainstrike, now wields a reverb-drenched guitar; Gastonishing, formerly of Americana hipsters Laaglicht, manipulates a throbbing bass, and Evertigo, of North-Holland's former surf-favourties Golforama, pounds the rumbling drums.

Since late 2008 The Surfaders are out to whip up a surf storm that even the smugglers at Key Largo couldn't brave.
Listen to the sublime melody of “(Theme from) Trouble in Tijuana” and the sinister stomp of “El Sheik”; let your fragile nerves be soothed during a “Midnight Interlude”, only to be utterly destroyed by the fury of a “Captor-Mine Attack”.
Once hooked you cannot free yourself from the secret snares laid out by these wily P.I.'s of surf.