DEAD MOON Unknown Passage LP TOMBSTONE 1989 US orig FRED COLE-LOLLIPOP SHOPPE
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 DEAD MOON


Legendary husband-and-wife-led rock band that epitomized the DIY lifestyle.

Dead Moon, a three-piece from Clackamas, Oregon, are known for their own particular 

brand of rootsy garage punk. Their music conjures images of hard-luck easy riders 

and lovers against the world. While their sound alternates between moody 

and aggressive, it is always remarkably genuine and energetic. 

The band is fronted by the husband-and-wife team of Fred and Toody Cole

"UNKNOWN PASSAGE"

1989     LP     TOMBSTONE RECORDS     T-25   MONO   

PRINTED IN U.S.A.      ORIGINAL  FIRST PRESSING

STILL IN SHRINK SINGLE SLEEVE

HEAVY CARDBOARD COVER

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LABEL: TOMBSTONE - BLACK LABEL w/LOGO on TOP - WHITE & SILVER TEXT

Catalog on cover: T-25

Catalog on labels: T-25 LP-A / T-25 LP-B

Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): T-25LP-A  FRED COLE  DEAD MOON PORTLAND ORE.  L?33354

Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): T-25LP-B  FRED COLE  MEMORIAL DAY 1989   L-33354?X

On labels: rim text reads "Tombstone Records........Clackamas?OR?97015"

©? 1989 Whizeagle Music

(on Side B only): *Chambro Publ.

On Back Cover: .......Recorded & Produced by Fred Cole.......

tracklisting

Side A: DEAD MOON NIGHT - MY ESCAPE

A MISS OF YOU - 54/40 OR FIGHT - I'M WISE

Side B: EVIL EYE - I TRIED

TIME HAS COME TODAY - DEMONA - ON MY OWN

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Unknown Passage was Dead Moon's second album, following 1988's In the Graveyard, 

but as a statement of creative purpose, it was a major step up from the debut, opening 

with the fierce "Dead Moon Night," whose self-reflexive lyric and lean, unrelenting attack 

made it sound like the band's theme song. While Unknown Passage appeared less than 

a year after In the Graveyard, it had been just long enough for Dead Moon's signature 

sound to fall firmly into place -- Fred Cole's growling guitar riffs and reedy, insistent 

vocals holding sway over Toody Cole's rich, solid basslines and supportive harmonies, 

and Andrew Loomis' simple but muscular drumming, as the band lays out a heady 

combination of garage rock, proto-punk, blues, and early heavy rock. While Dead Moon's 

lo-fi/D.I.Y. approach to record making is clearly audible in Unknown Passage's no-frills

production and monophonic sound mix, as usual this trio made a virtue out of 

limited resources; the aggressively straightforward audio is a superb match for 

the urgency of tunes like "54/40," "My Escape," and "Evil Eye," 

and a ferocious cover of "Time Has Come Today" is the icing on the cake...(AllMusic)



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