The best Surf Music albums
of the 2010s.
Where to start with 2010–2019 surf music — with a one-line read on why each one matters.
Top of the 2010s — surf music
Top picks from 2010–2019, ranked by where we would start.
The Beach Boys
That's Why God Made the Radio
A nostalgic blend of harmonies and melodies, echoing the warmth of summer days and the spirit of classic Americana.
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Jason Mraz
Know.
Bright melodies intertwine with uplifting lyrics, creating a feel-good atmosphere that invites listeners to embrace joy and connection.
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Jason Mraz
Love Is a Four Letter Word
A vibrant blend of pop, folk, and soul that radiates warmth and positivity through introspective lyrics and catchy melodies.
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Igor & The Red Elvises
Bacon
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Dune Rats
The Kids Will Know It's Bullshit
A raucous blend of punk energy and catchy melodies, capturing the carefree spirit of youth with a distinctly Australian edge.
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La Luz
Floating Features
A shimmering blend of surf rock and dreamy pop harmonies, evoking the essence of sun-soaked California landscapes.
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La Luz
It's Alive
A vibrant blend of surf rock and dreamy pop, marked by infectious melodies and shimmering guitar riffs.
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Hockey Dad
Dreamin'
Sun-soaked melodies intertwine with gritty guitar riffs, creating an energetic blend of indie rock and surf vibes.
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Hockey Dad
Boronia
Bright melodies intertwine with grungy guitars, creating a sun-soaked indie rock vibe that resonates with carefree summer days.
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Surf Curse
Buds (Surf Curse album)
Lo-fi melodies intertwine with surf rock rhythms, creating a nostalgic yet modern soundscape that captures youthful angst.
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SWMRS
Drive North
Energetic pop-punk anthems collide with surf rock vibes, capturing youthful angst and carefree rebellion.
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SWMRS
Lost at Seventeen
Energetic pop-punk anthems collide with introspective lyrics, capturing the youthful chaos of adolescence and identity exploration.
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