Demos recorded with Steve Tannett at IRS Basement studios. Demos included “What Kind Of Hell”, “68 Guns”. Showcase for Mile Copeland, owner of I.R.S.
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Review: The Alarm At House Of Blues, LA Review by Mari Nolte
First off, next time Mike plans a show in California, he ALWAYS needs to play at the House Of Blues. Great venue, great sound, a perfect showcase. The place had to have sold out the, people on the floor were packed in like sardines and could hardly move. Slim Jim�s band was fantastic. There is just not enough blues-rockabilly bands left out there. And then the guys came out and [read more]
Photo: The Alarm,12/1/1987
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Article: The Alarm’s Ruse Inspires Film
Billboard.com A single/video stunt staged by the Alarm last year will serve as the premise of a forthcoming film to be made by the producer of “Shrek.” The story is based around the veteran Welsh act’s success with the single “45 RPM,” released in February under the fictional name the Poppyfields and supported by a video featuring teenagers as the band. The single netted a top 30 entry on the [read more]
