Too Far

' While her music remains rooted in the style of surf guitar legends such as Dick Dale, Surftone brings both new energy and innovation to third-wave surf guitar.' -Mary Pauline Lowry, Huffington Post '...

Her music will one day be as classic as those artists of the past that have influenced her.' - Robert Jaz, Forces of Geek 'SurfTone evinces such a mastery over her instrument, it's hard to believe there's anything she can't do. In fact, Too Far is an album that's so alive with style, verve and innovation, it may very well singlehandedly revive the genre.' - Alex Green, Caught In The Carousel 'Her new album 'Too Far' redefines surf guitar for a new generation.' - Kevin McGovern, Fear and Loathing in Long Beach 'She's the undisputed queen of immersive, garage-influenced, instrumental third-wave surf-rock, delivered with all the velocity of a punk show and a swaggering stage presence that has more in common with the lineage of bad-ass lady guitarists SurfTone's clearly embedded in than it does with the puka-shelled passivity you might typically associate with surf guitar.' - Ellen Cushing, East Bay Express (San Francisco) Susan Surftone has been playing guitar for a long time. In the 1990's through the early 2000's she released several recordings and toured with Susan and the SurfTones. The band's approach to instrumental surf music was more of a traditional surf guitar approach more in line with The Ventures as opposed to Dick Dale. With the release of her first CD, 'Shore' as Susan Surftone, her style evolved to more of a rock/pop style incorporating Surf, '60's Garage, Blues, British Invasion and '70's/'80's Punk/New Wave. She does not sound like anyone else nor does she fit into the reverb-drenched traditional style of what many know as 'surf music'. This is a new modern approach for a genre that is often regarded as static.