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firecracker Phoenix, Arizona
Firecracker was a shoegaze/dreampop band from Arizona whose flame burned out after a short-lived 18 months together. They played only a handful local shows, including the first Beautiful Noise fest in 1993. Their sound reflected their admiration of UK groups Levitation, Pale Saints, and Cocteau Twins, but what made them unique was the hands-on-fire rhythm section and lilting vocals. ... more
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