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REM s massive 1989 world tour in support of their Green album - released at the end of 88 - took up virtually the entire year. Beginning in Japan in late January and concluding back in the band s hometown of Athens, Georgia eleven months later, it was this tour which allowed REM to explode onto the mainstream, while still retaining their indie credentials. Playing throughout as a five piece for the first time - Peter Holsapple from the dB s was in tow on keyboards - this lengthy tour established the group as first division players a position they have retained ever since. This CD features the full show played at the Orlando Arena in Florida on 30th April 1989, also the subject of a live FM broadcast. The dynamic set played by the group that night featured 6 of the songs from Green, plus a heady mix of oldies from their previous 5 records, albeit with emphasis on 87 s Document and the previous year s Life s Rich Pageant. Completing the set with a couple of covers from fellow Athens collective Pylon, whose Crazy had already been featured as b-side to REM s Driver 8 single in 85, plus Academy Flight Song a live favourite for the band taken from the back catalogue of Boston s Mission Of Burma. All told, this legendary broadcast finds REM at the point in their career when huge worldwide success was beckoning, but when the group always firmly grounded had full control of exactly where they were and where they were going.

Head Carrier is the sophomore 'post reunion' album from the alt-rock four piece and their first new music since 2014's Indie Cindy. This 12 track record showcases the band's unique mixture of surrealism, psychedelia, dissonance + surf rock. The album was produced by Tom Dalgety (Royal Blood, Killing Joke) and recorded at London's RAK Studios. Paz Lenchantin, the band's touring bassist since early 2014 (and previously a member of A Perfect Circle and Zwan amongst others) is now a permanent member of the band and her cool vocals can be heard on the album, most notably on 'All I Think About Now' on which she takes the lead.

Alice Underground is Tash Cox vocals, bass, piano; Sasha Travis, vocals; Scott Landes, guitar, piano; Gordon Bash, standup bass, piano, guitar, vocals; and Steve Kefalas, drums, percussion. The band members boast eclectic and impressive resumes. Lead vocalist Tash Cox formerly sang with The Beta Machine, which included members of A Perfect Circle and Eagles of Death Metal. Tash has also sung in many operas, Neely Bruce’s, “Circular 14: The Apotheosis of Aristides” being her favorite. Scott Landes has played with Collide, Android Lust, I, Parasite, and ¡BASH!, among others. Steve Kefalas has also been a member of Android Lust, I, Parasite, and ¡BASH!. Gordon Bash is an active jazz and rock musician, that has appeared on America’s Got Talent playing with William Close. He heads up the punk/rockabilly band ¡BASH!, and is also the bassist for the popular ska band Save Ferris. Sasha Travis is a singer, producer, director, and all-around artist. She has directed and produced for the Labyrinth Masquerade Ball, and Golden Stag events, written and directed for the Astra Dance Theater, and been a long time co-collaborator at Sypher Arts Studio.

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Head Carrier is the sophomore 'post reunion' album from the alt-rock four piece and their first new music since 2014's Indie Cindy. This 12 track record showcases the band's unique mixture of surrealism, psychedelia, dissonance + surf rock. The album was produced by Tom Dalgety (Royal Blood, Killing Joke) and recorded at London's RAK Studios. Paz Lenchantin, the band's touring bassist since early 2014 (and previously a member of A Perfect Circle and Zwan amongst others) is now a permanent member of the band and her cool vocals can be heard on the album, most notably on 'All I Think About Now' on which she takes the lead.

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