Surferosa

Surferosa

Surferosa are a rock band from Norway, known for their distinct costumes and "trashy electrified pop" music. Their musical style is primarily rock with punk/New Wave and dance music influences. Most songs make integrated use of synthesizers, and Mariann provides a spunky vocal lead. The group is often compared to New Wave acts such as Blondie.

They became popular in Norway when they won a tour and studio recording in a band contest called So What. They have received several positive critical reviews. Surferosa have completed tours in Asia, America, the United Kingdom, and Scandinavia. They have made the soundtrack for the movie Bare Bea. Their song, "Royal Uniform" from the album "The Force" was used on the soundtrack for the computer/video game FIFA 2007 released by Electronic Arts.

The name Surferosa is taken from a record by Pixies.

Members

*Mariann Thomassen, vocals and keytar
*Andy, synthesizer
*Henrik Gustavsen, drums
*Kjetil, guitar
*Ziggy, bass guitar

Discography

*To Russia with Love (EP) (2002)
*Neon Kommando (EP) (2002)
*This is Norway (April 2002)
*Shanghai My Heart (March 2003)
*Neon Commando (EP) (October 2003)
*Saturday Night (Single) (January 2004)
*Lucky Lipstick (Single) (January 2004)
*Satin Con Blonde (Single) (October 2004)
*The Force (September 2005)
*The Beat On The Street (April 2008)

External links

* [http://www.surferosa.no/ Official web site]
* [http://www.surferosa.no/files/royal_uniform_Lg.mpg "Royal Uniform" music video] , from the album The Force (2005)


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