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The Alarm release the “Electric Folklore” live album. The 6-song EP includes a version of “Rescue Me” that was also released as video. The album reached #62 I nthe UK, and #167 in the USA,
I think the people at King Biscuit would like this record to be cited as "King Biscuit: The Alarm", as if King Biscuit is such an enduring emblem of musical quality that it becomes the artist of these recordings, as if thinking people the world over are endeavoring to keep their King Biscuit collections complete, caring little whether the next installment features the Waitresses or Uriah Heap, just thrilled to [read more]
Uptown Magazine The Alarm has been around for more than two decades. Second, on this alb these guys serve up an enjoyable, slab of uplifting rock �n� roll that could be compared to the work of many great artists�(B+) more… Youth Ink �Under Attack,� their newest release, is yet another achievement for the veteran rock band. It�s beautifully presented and as fresh and lively as their first. Each of the [read more]
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