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Surfer Blood to Play Homecoming Show Tuesday at Respectable Street, Release Inevitable Beach Boys Cover

Surfer Blood is back home in South Florida and boy is there a pile of dirty tube socks to wash! The gents will perform Tuesday evening at Respectable Street (518 Clematis St., West Palm Beach) with Turbo Fruits and locals the Dewars. Then, check them out at Bal Harbour Resort...

By Reed Fischer

April 19, 2010

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Surfer Blood is back home in South Florida and boy is there a pile of dirty tube socks to wash! The gents will perform Tuesday evening at Respectable Street (518 Clematis St., West Palm Beach) with Turbo Fruits and locals the Dewars. Then, check them out at Bal Harbour Resort & Spa in Miami on Thursday. Look for more regarding their time back in West Palm later this week.

Assorted: The guys did an interview with something called MTV Iggy. We have no clue either. We now know that singer J.P. Pitts likes landscaping. Also, Surfer Blood's super lo-fi cover of the Beach Boys' "Don't Worry Baby" is streaming at the Hype Machine.

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