The Dead Rocks is one of the most prominent bands on the vibrant Brazilian surf music scene. Formed in São Carlos, São Paulo, in 2002, the group consists of members Johnny Crash, Paul Punk, and Marky Wildstone. Over the years, they have carved out a reputation for their energetic performances and their ability to blend traditional surf rock with various influences, which include rockabilly, punk, and country. The Dead Rocks' music is instrumental, characterized by its captivating guitar riffs and lively rhythms that hark back to the early days of surf music, while also pushing the genre forward with their own inventive twists.

With albums like "International Brazilian Surfs," they have not only fostered a cult following in Brazil but have also gained international recognition, playing a crucial role in the global resurgence of surf rock. Their most recent releases like "Tico Nau / Ferte Mou Ena Mantolino" and "Live Crash Wild Punk!" showcase their dynamic range and their ability to keep the spirit of surf music alive. The Dead Rocks' commitment to their craft has made them one of the torchbearers of the modern surf rock scene, and they continue to deliver performances and recordings that transcend language barriers, igniting the imagination with their exuberant homage to the ocean's waves through sound.