About this item

Glo-worm produce chiming pop music of a nonbouncing variety that sounds pure, forlorn and unencumbered. Glo-Worm are at the heart of the ‘90s East Coast independent pop music scene that brought us Slumberland Records, Velocity Girl, Versus and chickfactor magazine. 'Glimmer' [KLP054] brings all the various Glo-worm 45s together under one roof. It’s a real charmer, and now available for the first time as a long playing (LP) phonograph record.

Glo-worm formed in Washington D.C., summer 1993 and features the voice of Pam Berry (cofounder of chickfactor magazine) accompanied by Dan Searing (drums, percussion) and Terry Banks (guitar). Previously, Pam had sung in Black Tambourine. Terry played in Tree Fort Angst and a stint in English underground combo St. Christopher. Dan had been in Whorl. During the course of Glo-worm’s two-and-a-halfish year lifespan, the band released three 7” EPs (issued by the Somersault, Slumberland and K labels) and had songs on a couple of compilations, all leading up to the 'Glimmer' [KLP054] album, which compiled the 7” EPs and added a cover of The Cure’s ‘Friday I’m in Love’ and was released by K in 1996.

TRACK LISTING

1. Travelogue
2. Useless
3. Change Of Heart
4. One Million Rainy Days
5. Wishing Well
6. April Street
7. Beyond The Sea
8. Friday I’m In Love
9. Holiday
10. Downtown
11. Tilt-a-Whirl
12. Stars Above
13. Crazy Town
14. I Will Remember You