DEAN WAREHAM - That's The Price Of Loving Me LP (colour vinyl) twee Hell Fire has already established

Hell Fire has already established themselves as the preeminent masters of a new hybrid breed of Bay Area thrash and NWOBHM in just a few short years

He died in 1997 at the age of 56

appealing to both dirty and clean audiences of arty post-punk

and on Pale Bloom we find her reconnecting with her first love - the piano

Produced and engineered by guitarist Adam Dutkiewicz

DEAN WAREHAM - That's The Price Of Loving Me LP (colour vinyl) twee Hell Fire has already establishedLimited edition "Desert Haze" Tan colour vinyl. Highly recommended. In June 1990, Kramer and Dean Wareham made Galaxie 500s final album, This Is Our Music. Things were tense in the band, recalls Dean, but there were exciting moments too. Kramer would suggest things like playing up high on the neck for Fourth of July. I also remember taking a break to catch Total Recall on opening day. Kramer also toured with the band as their sound engineer, often