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The Incident2001, cd, no label The final Reality Scare cd. After the incident, things were never the same. Nine songs that will touch your life in so many, many ways. Everything will be clear to you if you Listen.
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1. Floodwatch
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The Feather e.p.1998, cd, no label "Skokie's Reality Scare have lingered on the fringes of the local dark-ambient scene for years, fronted by a revolving cast of usually female media poets and hgh-tech performers. Their current diva, Mary Chase, is the best yet; on the band's recent The Feather e.p. (which includes a promising cover of the Legendary Pink Dots' "Sleeso"), she sounds like a meaner, leaner Lisa Gerrard or a more soulful Siouxsie ..." --Monica Kendrick, Chicago Reader |
1. Annie |
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Easy Art Relic1996, 7" single, Mind Pudding Records Two songs, Side A and Side 1, featuring Calliope Sol.
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A. Courage |
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Incorporated (Lydia Tomkiw)1995, cd, Widely Distributed Records Reality Scare recorded three songs with former Algebra Suicide member Lydia Tomkiw, which appear on this collection of her collaborations.
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1. From the Place Everyone Avoided |
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A Game of Damage1993, cd, 74 minutes, Cold Gray Matter Records "This spunky quintet is equally adept at sprawling, pounding soundscapes or moody, Joy Division-like gothic psychedelia . . ."-i/e Magazine "Reality Scare heads toward deeply layered, synth-drenched soundscapes and varied noisecraft on its CD A Game of Damage. . . . Many tracks thrive on unexpected sonic interjections, and overall the band has its spooky noises, twirling hooks, and studio tricks down cold."-Illinois Entertainer "Kinda trippy . . . kool . . ."-Industrial Nation
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1. Sweep |
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The Aural Cave1992, cassette, 65 minutes, Grey Boot Productions Unpredictable and spacey improvisation recorded live on WZRD, 88.3 FM.
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Electric Blanket Statement1991, cassette, 45 minutes, Grey Boot Productions "Cold, massive and mysterious, Reality Scare glides like some alien Oldsmobile through the deep space between your ears."-Alternative Press "These cats explore many stylistic avenues in a dense, heavily layered wall of harmonic sound whilst still retaining cohesion. Danceable, atmospheric, funky, positive, highly digestible . . ." -Freefest Monthly
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1. Karma |