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Surfer

NOFX · 2001

13 min · 14 tracks · hardcore punk · pop-punk · ska punk

A frenzied blast of tongue-in-cheek punk that embraces chaos with brevity and humor.

Why this album works

Best for
quick bursts of chaotic energy humorous tracks for light-heartedness ideal for party ignitions
Context
In 2001, NOFX was riding the wave of their established reputation in the punk scene after the success of their album 'Pump Up the Valuum' (1996). 'Surfer' is an EP release that showcases their signature irreverence while further solidifying their position as a leading force in the skate punk genre. This release comes shortly before they would begin to explore more political themes in later works.
If you like
hardcore punk, pop-punk, ska punk

Surfer is an EP by NOFX, released in 2001. A frenzied blast of tongue-in-cheek punk that embraces chaos with brevity and humor. 'Surfer' is notable for its raw energy and comedic lyrics, reflecting the band's unfiltered approach to punk rock. It captured attention in the underground scene, resonating particularly with fans seeking a blend of humor and hardcore intensity, although it did not chart on mainstream lists. The EP's brief track lengths and playful themes exemplify the group's distinct subculture that influenced many emerging punk bands. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Surfer sound like?

A frenzied blast of tongue-in-cheek punk that embraces chaos with brevity and humor. Rooted in hardcore punk and pop-punk.

What makes Surfer by NOFX notable?

'Surfer' is notable for its raw energy and comedic lyrics, reflecting the band's unfiltered approach to punk rock. It captured attention in the underground scene, resonating particularly with fans seeking a blend of humor and hardcore intensity, although it did not chart on mainstream lists. The EP's brief track lengths and playful themes exemplify the group's distinct subculture that influenced many emerging punk bands. In 2001, NOFX was riding the wave of their established reputation in the punk scene after the success of their album 'Pump Up the Valuum' (1996). 'Surfer' is an EP release that showcases their signature irreverence while further solidifying their position as a leading force in the skate punk genre. This release comes shortly before they would begin to explore more political themes in later works.

Who is Surfer for?

Surfer works well if you're into quick bursts of chaotic energy, humorous tracks for light-heartedness and ideal for party ignitions.

How many songs are on Surfer?

Surfer has 14 tracks, running approximately 13 minutes.

Tracklist

14 tracks·13:25

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Fun Things to Fuck (If You're a Winner) 1:00
  • 2 Juice Head 0:22
  • 3 Three on Speed 1:19
  • 4 New Happy Birthday Song? 0:43
  • 5 Talking 'Bout Yo Momma 0:43
  • 6 Party Enema Standout 1:18
  • 7 Can't Get the Stink Out 1:07
  • 8 Go to Work Wasted 1:00
  • 9 Fuck da Kids Standout 0:37
  • 10 Whoa on the Whoas 0:39
  • 11 Three Shits to the Wind 1:01
  • 12 Puke on Cops 0:55
  • 13 I Gotta Pee 0:40
  • 14 Totally Fucked Standout 2:01

Release Date

January 1, 2001

Genre

hardcore punk, pop-punk, ska punk

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Artist Origin

United States

Runtime

13 min 25 sec