American dream pop/shoegaze group associated with the Arizona scene in the 1990s. Noted in reviews for ethereal vocals (referenced as Catherine) and intertwining guitars; best known for the compilation Eyedazzler 1992-1996.

Released a 7-inch for IPR with cover printed by Bruce Licher's press. After years of limited attention, a small-label compilation (described as a 'hush hush' release) appeared in 1998 in few copies. Eyedazzler 1992-1996 was reissued on vinyl and CD in 2017.

A lyrical, appreciative review of Alison's Halo's Eyedazzler 1992-1996. Highlights the band's dream pop/shoegaze textures and Catherine's ethereal vocals. Notes historical releases and a 2017 reissue. Emphasizes the music's emotional effect rather than commercial success.

For:Fans of shoegaze and dream pop; collectors of 1990s indie releases; listeners who like ethereal vocals and guitar-driven textures.

 the music is fantastic, the pathos is created on all the tracks, one is drawn into a dreamy evanescence, Catherine's voice is ethereal just enough, the guitars intertwine cherubically, one is projected into peaceful zones of our being while still remaining with (winged) feet on the ground.

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