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“Assimilation has already happened. You just didn’t notice because you were too busy looking at your phone. Man Vs. Machine details this downfall of humanity, one currently happening in real time.”

— Strange Jason - 6ft plus podcast, Gravediggers Local

“make no mistake this is a killer surf outfit that knows what smash-mouth surf is”

— John Slam - Reviewsbyslam Blog

“Terms & Conditions is a dynamite punk set. Ironically enough, it's also a timely, welcome and powerful distraction from the ongoing apocalypse. Give this puppy a spin, as loud as you possibly can. ”

— Justin Boland - Seven Days Music Critic

“When I first heard The Tsunamibots I thought, Oh No! This will definitely lead to the enslavement of the human race! Seriously we are screwed.”

— Bill Humansen - Humans Against Robots Magazine

“the Tsunamibots played mostly instrumental surf-punk that brilliantly married the Ventures to the Ramones”

— Charley Crespo - The Manhattan Beat

“Think a cross between Dick Dale and the Cylons from the original Battlestar Galactica”

— Dan Bolles - Seven Days

“As these droids tear through four songs, there are slight glimpses of modern garage-punkers the Spits and and hard stomping of early West Coast punk.”

— John Gentile - Punknews.org

“Their level of dedication to providing fans as many collectible pieces as possible is unparalleled.”

— Jordan Adams - Seven Days

“ I used to listen to human rock, but as a robot, I was tired of all the imperfections and the lack of crushing humans. Now that I’ve found The Tsunamibots, I finally have a scene of my own.”

— The Hard Drive - Robots Only Magazine

“Flash forward to 2016. Robotic surf-punks the Tsunamibots — composed of automatons Tomodore 64, the Main Frame and the Master Circuit — declared their intent of global domination on the exhilarating LP The Crushing. Their plan: Surf, surf some more and crush all humans. And, until now, things were going swimmingly. But a human uprising has emerged: Brand New Luddites. Colonel Malware, Private Power Surge, Captain Virus and Corporal Blue Screen of Death — who look quite similar to the anthropoid hosts that their cybernetic adversaries manipulate to communicate with the masses — challenge the Tsunamibots to an ultimate battle royale of rip-roarin' bar chords and metallic fury. Over 12 tracks evenly split between the two factions, Man vs Machine documents the clash for Earth's dominion.”

— Jordan Adams - Seven Days

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