‘The Drunk And The Disorderly’ [??:??] (Mike Peters), The Alarm

If Less Is More, We’re More Now: An interview with Mike Peters of THE ALARM Unknown magazine – December 27, 1989 issue by Mike Hammer Provided By: Carol Boldish It may have taken a while, but the Alarm have finally deciphered their own message and it’s begun to ring true. With the release of CHANGE, the Alarm have found direction with a collection of powerful songs that rebel against the [read more]

5/21/1991: The Alarm, “Deep Ellum Live”, Dallas, TX Summary Press Release Set List Band Comments Fan Comments

I suppose it is fitting that start here with “Raw” as my first “preview-review” of “The Alarm 2000” releases, because, frankly, it has always been my least favorite of The Alarm�s studio albums. To me, the original sounded disjointed, messy and rushed. This was a far-cry from the lush and cohesive “Change” from two years prior. I always felt that “Raw” was missing something. After listening to the “Alarm 2000” [read more]