Surf Rock
An energetic rock subgenre emerging in the 1960s, defined by reverb-drenched electric guitars, driving rhythms, and a distinct 'wet' sound that captures the excitement of Southern California surf culture.
Origin: United States, specifically the Southern California surf scene, pioneered by artists like Dick Dale and The Ventures.
Era: Primarily 1960s, with significant revivals in the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s.