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According to The Pier, After moving from Sunrise through Noon and Sunset , Carter Reeves closes Surfer Girl’s ambitious four-album cycle by following the party deep into the night. Surfer Girl have spent the last several years chasing the sun across four albums. What began with Sunrise eventually reached Noon , faded into Sunset and has now slipped into the darkness with Midnight , completing an ambitious series built around the changing moods of a single day. For Carter Reeves, however, Midnight is more than a conceptual finish line. It is Surfer Girl’s most collaborative and stylistically adventurous album yet, folding together reggae rock, psychedelic surf music, polished pop, hip-hop and the hazy comedown that arrives after the beach party begins to burn itself out. “There was obviously the easy visual path of Sunrise , Noon , Sunset , Midnight ,” Reeves tells ThePier.org. “And it’s like, well, what’s Midn
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