Steve Tannett sees The Alarm at Exceter University, wants to sign them to IRS records. Miles Copeland says it is OK if they are “cheap”.
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Event: 2/1/1984, The Alarm, Luxemborg radio
2/1/1984: The Alarm, Luxemborg radio Summary Press Release Set List Band Comments Fan Comments
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USA: Under Attack Press Release
THE ALARM�S NEW ALBUM, UNDER ATTACK, DELAYED UNTIL JUNE 13 Welsh rockers� Eleven Thirty Records/Redeye bow, first new U.S. release in 15 years, highlights leader Mike Peters� struggle with leukemia LOS ANGELES, April 7, 2005�The Alarm�s new album, Under Attack, its first U.S. release in 15 years and debut under the Eleven Thirty Records/Redeye Distribution banner, has been moved back to June 13 from its previously scheduled May 30 date. [read more]
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First demos for “Abolsute Reality” album recorded
Demos for the “Abolsute Reality” aalbum recorded at Ezee Hire stusios in London. They were used to lure Jimmy Iovine to produce The alarm scheduledfor January 1985. Iovone renigs, and the “Absolute Reality” album becomes a single relesed in April 1984. the new album, retitle “Strength” is recorded ith Mike Howlett instead.