Eddie Angel, a maestro of the stringed instrument, is a prominent figure in the rockabilly and surf rock music scenes, known for his vibrant playing style and reverence for the roots of rock and roll. A founding member of the acclaimed band Los Straitjackets, Angel's persona epitomizes the very essence of cool, often performing in a luchador mask with a sense of showmanship that complements his musical prowess. Beyond his work with the band, Eddie embarked on a solo career that highlights his versatility and deep appreciation for the genre's pioneers.

His solo projects, including "Eddie Angel Plays Link Wray" and "Eddie Angel Meets the Beatles," are homages to his musical heroes and showcase his ability to reinterpret classic sounds for a contemporary audience. His recent releases like "4jux" and "Long Way Round" continue to cement his status as a heavyweight in the instrumental rock world. With each riff, Angel crafts a narrative steeped in the history of rock, yet still brimming with the innovative energy of an artist pushing the boundaries. Whether through the revivalist lens of a Los Straitjackets record or the explorative nature of his solo work, Eddie Angel remains a guardian of the six-string tradition and an influencer in the scene that celebrates the raw edge of rock's earliest days.