The Coffin Daggers are an enigmatic force in the world of instrumental surf and punk, renowned for their fierce sonic landscapes drenched in a nostalgia for classic horror and science fiction themes. Emerging from the depths of the New York City music scene in the late 1990s, they have captivated audiences with their dynamic blend of reverb-soaked guitar, penetrating organ melodies, and a relentless rhythm section that echoes the urgency of a high-speed chase through a B-movie nightmare.

Their sound is a homage to the surf rock of the 1960s, yet it is infused with an attitude that is unmistakably theirs, drawing also from garage rock and psychedelic influences. With releases such as "The Munsters' Theme," a surf-infused rendition of the classic TV show tune, and their eponymous album "The Coffin Daggers," which showcases their penchant for creating atmospheric and adrenaline-pumping instrumentals, the band has etched a distinctive mark on the surf revival scene. Other significant works, including "Monsters from the Id" and "Aggravatin' Rhythms," further display their talent for crafting music that is both haunting and invigorating, a soundtrack for a surfboard-wielding voyage into the heart of darkness.