Review by Phil Dirt of Reverb Central
BitchBoys:
...in Heat
This may be one of the most consistent CD's I've heard in a long time. 20+ fine tracks, consistently mixed and performed, with strong writing and rhythms. This Slovenian band is bound to make their mark on the surf instro world. Tracks like "Sale's Melioration," "Surfin' Tide," "Theme From Otpisani," "Blejski Venek," "Skaw Boy," and their liquid covers of "Telstar" and "Paint It Black," are essential listening. What's more astonishing than their consistently good recording and playing is their superior writing and keen sense of arrangement. There's always something going, none of which is filler. The music is rhythmic, dynamic, richly arranged, and full of glorious surf reverb. Highly recommended.
Tracks:
"Stalking
Mermaid" 
A sample soft rocker fades in, but then the a classic reverb kick gives
away the coming assault. Fast and fun, with speedy double picked leads on high
registers over a nearly prancing rhythm track. Playful and sunny, and just like
a topdown Saturday afternooner at Malibu. Excellent.
Surf Instrumental Stereo
"Surfin'
Tide"
The waves lap the shore, the delicate damped reverb drips like rain into
a barrel, the chords shimmer shallow whammy, presenting a dramatic herald to
a really cool surf tune. Rich double picked guitar, glissandos on fire, and
a catchy melody line with an edge. A truly fine track.
Surf Instrumental Stereo
"Wet
Bikini" 
Aggressive and playful, "Wet Bikini" races and dances on tubular
sunshine. Highly original, and maybe a little like the Evasions on double
time. Shouts of "wet bikini" add period charm. A little thrashy, and
very reverby.
Surf Instrumental Stereo
"Road
Racer"
The bass line from "Cadillac" rumbles under a rhythmic vibrato
infected riff rocker. The track works well, especially when the middle eastern
melody arrives. It becomes infectious and friendly, and a fine example of tribal
surf. A long sample about rock and roll turning teenagers into sex hungry werewolves
introduces the track.
Surf Instrumental Stereo
"Sale's
Melioration"
"Apache" drums and a melody very similar to Richie Podolor's "Quiet
Surf." This may borrow from other works, but it's very good. Dramatic, tribal
and ringing with wet guitar work. Thoroughly cool!
Surf Instrumental Stereo
"David's
Quest"
"David's Quest" flies along at a fast clip with no worries.
All is bright and beautiful in the future when you listen to this infectious
track. Strong and fun.
Surf Instrumental Stereo
"(on
the road with...) Wave Chasers"
Big and crunchy, raucous and edgy, this recut of "(on the road with...)
Wave Chasers" is stronger, yet remains a fifties reverbed updated. The
abundant reverb keeps it in the tube, and ends up satisfying.
Surf Instrumental Stereo
"Waikiki
Storm"
This is a fun track, with a warm melody line and a ton of liquid reverb.
With a sound and power similar to some of the Brainwashers' material, yet very
much the Bitch Boys' own sound. This is an open road track for sure.
Surf Instrumental Stereo
"Gargamel
S. T."
"Gargamel Slaci Tangice" uses surf as a platform to laugh
and sparkle from. This fine track is happy and playful, and sports fine dribbling
double picked leads and glissandos, plus a pick slide or two for extra zip.
Just plain fun, with excellent drums and rhythmic chunk highlighted in the mix,
and liquid guitar too.
Surf Instrumental Stereo
"Theme
From Otpisani"
Ringing surf, rolling rhythms, sparkling tones, and a sparkling melody dance
from your monitors as you dig "Theme From Otpisani." Occasionally
thundering tom toms add a sense of drama, followed by fluid glissandos. Infectious
and enduring, and a bit on the dramatic side.
Surf Instrumental Stereo
"Amor"
"Amor" is rhythm driven in an Austin kinda way, like an Aqua
Velvets speedster with more reverb. Highly enjoyable and very cool.
Surf Instrumental Stereo
"Bitch
Stomp"
Playing with fire, the boys launch into a reverby riff fest, with the two
guitars dueling for dominance. The chaos of early versions is gone, but the
manic nature remains. Lots of splash here, especially in the cool break.
Surf Instrumental Stereo
"Paint
It Black"
The Rolling Stones' "Paint It Black" starts with a
shimmering opener, and moves to a double picked power train delivery. Other
covers have used killer assault (the Mermen) or intense twang (King Of Hawaii),
where the Bitch Boys employ splash and fun. The addition of a the Godfather
riff mid stream is way too cool. Dramatic and very surfy.
Surf Instrumental Stereo
"Blejski
Venek"
This is a fine performance in the Super Stock's mold, but with creative
license taken. Glissandos pan across your consciousness. Rhythmic and pretty,
and quite enjoyable. The guitar break is right outta "Cadillac,"
and is somehow quite appropriate. Infectious and fun. Also called "Blejski
Wenc'k."
Surf Instrumental Stereo
"Shark
Attack"
Thunder and vibrato shimmer, big reverb and rich textures, and drama with
a capital D. Tribal in a dangerous way, throbbing with treachery,
and thick. Quite effective!
Surf Instrumental Stereo
"My
Bunny"
"My Bunny" rises slowly under a Slovenian narrative. Slow
and island romantic, this ode to the saltwater curves of the softer sex drips
with liquid reverb and slow whammy. Excellent!
Surf Instrumental Stereo
"Skaw
Boy"
A little desert wind, a distant church bell, a delicately damp-picked intro
gives way to a splashy spaghetti western melody over a flamenco rhythm that
gradually goes faster and faster until double picking and glissandos take over,
transitioning into an almost Cossack sound. Ska rhythms are injected in the
second half's slower part. Very interesting and cool.
Surf Instrumental Stereo
"Revenge
Of the Amor"
Damped reverbed surf, double picked dribbles, flying glissandos, and shimmering
vibrato. "Revenge Of The Amor" is very friendly and fiery, with
warm tone and a solid beat. Double picking delicately plays out a sunny dusk
as long tubes roll past the point. Very good!
Surf Instrumental Stereo
"Suez
Canal Affair"
A bass line opens as cautious shimmer and feedback slithers across sundown
waterways. In the distance, fins and feminine forms... this is a really good
track, with a pretty melody and very nice production. The midsection is a faster
more rock thing with a strong rhythm that yields back to surf with a different
feel. Excellent!
Surf Instrumental Stereo
"Telstar"
Joe Meek's "Telstar" is slowly poured from the guitar like
wine from a gourd... well, at least until it becomes very Hawaiian at a more
normal pace. Polished and liquid, it's a completely different treatment of this
fine tune, which is normally thrashed and powered. In this arrangement, the
polish and pure surf make it irresistible. Excellent arranging and performance!
Surf Instrumental Stereo
"Sale's
Melioration" [alt]
This last track is uncredited and resides at the end of track 20. "Sale's
Melioration" with male and female sex play sounds over the top - makes
for an amusing end to an amazing CD.
Surf Instrumental Stereo