Dead Flowers "Sweetfish" 1994

After mixing is completed at Auckland's Revolver studio, the album is mastered at Sydney's 301 Studio by Don Bartley. Dead Flowers open for The Exponents on their summer tour and then they play at New Zealand's first Big Day Out...
...In June Watch Her Play is the first single from Sweetfish reaching #40 on the charts and is followed in July by Home which hits #11 on the charts. On the b-side of the Home single drummer Rob Dollars makes his vocal and writing debut on Anyway. Sweetfish is released in August with an acoustic launch at Squid. The album receives excellent reviews throughout the country and the band tours nationally finishing their tour with 700 punters at Auckland's Powerstation. On Sweetfish guitarist Damon Newton sings his first lead vocal on an album, the song What Do You Take Me For?. In September vocalist Bryan Bell travels to Sydney for several days of press interviews to promote the Australian release of Sweetfish. In October the closing track on Sweetfish, Spaceboy is one of the five finalists in the APRA Silver Scroll Awards. When B-sides are added up, the prolific Dead Flowers have released 40 original songs on Wildside in two years. - https://www.muzic.net.nz/artists/637/contact.html
trax:
01 Watch Her Play 2 Gothic 03 Same Same 04 Home 05 She Can't 06 Dead Boy 07 What Do You Take Me For 08 Shades 09 Better Dead Than a Country Singer (Bonus) 10 Not Ready 11 Slumber 12 Spaceboy
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