Little Apocalypse (album)
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| Little Apocalypse | ||||
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| Released | 1994 | |||
| Label | East Side Digital[1] | |||
| Producer | Dave Schramm, Ron Metz, Al Greller, Gary Arnold | |||
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Little Apocalypse is an album by the American band the Schramms, released in 1994.[2][3] It was the band's third album, and first to be released in the United States; their first two albums, initially released by a German label, were rereleased in the U.S. in early 1995.[4][5]
The band supported the album by opening for Freedy Johnston on a North American tour; they also toured with Kate Jacobs.[6][7]
The album was produced by Dave Schramm, Ron Metz, Al Greller, and Gary Arnold.[8] "Side of the Road" is a cover of the Lucinda Williams song.[9] "A Woman's Name" begins with a line from an Emily Dickinson poem.[5]
