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Mark Malibu & the Wasagas Toronto, Ontario
They are Canada's original Surf Punks.
Existing originally from 1979-1982 these groovy teenagers
lived far from the west coast but they mixed their 60s influences with their 80s attitude.
Considered a touchstone of the Toronto surf scene, they reunited in 2014.
They have released four FAB albums on UK’s Sharawaji Records. A staple on the Canadian Garage/Rockabilly/Surf scene,
Surfs Up !
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