The best Surf Music albums
of the 2000s.
Where to start with 2000–2009 surf music — with a one-line read on why each one matters.
Top of the 2000s — surf music
Top picks from 2000–2009, ranked by where we would start.
Jason Mraz
We Sing. We Dance. We Steal Things.
This album highlights the playful yet thoughtful nature of Mraz's songwriting. It showcases his talent for crafting songs that are both enjoyable to listen to and rich in emotional depth, setting the stage for what he offers throughout his career.
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Jason Mraz
The E Minor EP in F
A blend of jazzy melodies and introspective lyrics wrapped in a vibrant, soulful pop aesthetic.
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Igor & The Red Elvises
Welcome to the Freakshow
A vibrant fusion of rockabilly rhythms and offbeat humor, inviting listeners into a lively carnival atmosphere.
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Igor & The Red Elvises
Drinking with Jesus
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Man or Astro-man?
A Spectrum of Infinite Scale
A playful blend of surf rock and experimental noise, navigating through unconventional song structures and whimsical themes.
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Man or Astro-man?
A Spectrum of Finite Scale
A blend of surf rock and experimental sounds, creating a playful yet complex auditory experience that defies conventional structure.
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The 5.6.7.8's
Teenage Mojo Workout
This specific album highlights the band's signature style while featuring some of their most engaging tracks. Its upbeat tempo and catchy choruses make it an ideal starting point for anyone unfamiliar with their music.
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