The wait is over! Our cover of Legend of Zelda : A Link to the Past - Hyrule Castle Theme is Available now.

A wizard who has usurped the throne and bewitched the king's soldiers, is planning to break a seal made hundreds of years ago by the Seven Sages to imprison the dark wizard Ganon in the Dark World.

As Link draws the sword from its pedestal, Zelda telepathically calls him to the Sanctuary, informing him that soldiers of Hyrule Castle have arrived. Link arrives at the Sanctuary moments after the soldiers have vacated, where he learns from the dying Sanctuary keeper that Zelda has been taken to Hyrule Castle. Link goes to rescue her but arrives too late; Agahnim sends Zelda to the Dark World.

Legend of Zelda : A Link to the Past - Hyrule Castle Theme

New Single in the works?? ....

Underwater Bosses coming in at number 2 on the Surf Rock Radio charts.

The Official Top 10 Surf Singles Chart (new releases)

1. Bongo Banana - The Jagaloons
2. Basshead - Underwater Bosses
3. Hey Chiwawa - Mark Malibu & the Wasagas
4. Dick Dastardly - Operation Octopus
5. The Creature - The Volcanics
6. Starstorm - Surf Zombies
7. Wild Child - Secret Admirer
8. Get Back - Araras Negras
9. Soulstep For The Masses - Moms I'd Like To Surf
10. Cleopatra - Surfoniani

Surf Rock Radio

Underwater Bosses t-shirts are now available for purchase at our online store!!

We've got them in a a variety of colors and sizes, 100% cotton, created by the amazing Remote Screen Printing of Vermont!

We've also got some deals for t-shirt & cd bundles with Sharawaji Records! Get yours while supplies last!

Check out Underwater Bosses Merch Now

Thanks for your support!!

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Underwater Bosses song KGB Tsunami is featured on Monster Kid Radio #415 - Planeta Bur (and others) with Stephen D. Sullivan.

Friend of the show Stephen D. Sullivan returns to Monster Kid Radio this week, and he's bringing three movies with him . . . sort of. Steve and Derek start their discussion with the 1962 Soviet science fiction film Planeta bur (dir. Pavel Klushantsev). This film leads into 1965's Voyage to the Prehistoric Planet (dir. Curtis Harrington), which then leads into and 1968's Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women (dir. Peter Bogdanovich). Just how this works is something Steve and Derek tackle in this episode. Also we have some of your favorite segments - Professor Frenzy's Bedtime Stories, Kenny's Look at Famous Monsters of Filmland, and Dr. Tongue's World of Monster Collectibles. (And special thanks to Chérie "Rhuby" Gallinati and Mark Haider for their work on the Monster Hunter for Hire promo!)

Monster Kid Radio - #415