Flying Color

In the wake from the Rickenbacker revolution started by R.E.M., Soaring Color created in SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA in 1984 when bassist Hector Penalosa, from your Southern California cult music group the Zeros, installed with guitarist Dale Duncan from your SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA underground band Like Circus and guitarist Richard Run after and drummer John Stuart. The music group released a unitary in 1985, “Dear Friend,” accompanied by the recording Soaring Color in 1987. Upon the album’s launch, Chase remaining the collapse and guitarist Chris von Sneidern became a member of the band. There is no mistaking Soaring Color’s jangle and harmonies as Beatles affected — they actually wore the essential mod clothing — but at the same time when the faculty charts had been dominated by British synthesizer bands, Soaring Color’s clean, harmonious pop sounded incredibly new (and years following its launch, it still will). The music group split up in 1990; all users continued to execute single or with additional groups, to differing degrees of achievement. In 1996, Duncan, Stuart and von Sneidern reformed and started recording again, simply around enough time Soaring Color was released on Compact disc for the very first time.