album · March 24, 1998
Life in the So-Called Space Age
1500 RecordsSee this day
alternativeindie rockpost-punk
The 1998 album "Life in the So-Called Space Age" saw God Lives Underwater further refining their sound, delivering a collection of tracks that balanced introspective lyrics with driving guitar work. This release marked a significant point in their career, capturing the band at a creative peak.
- "Life in the So-Called Space Age" was released on March 24, 1998, by 1500 Records.
- The album features the band's signature blend of atmospheric guitars and post-punk rhythms, exploring themes of alienation and technology.
- This was the band's second album, following up their 1995 debut "Talking to Strangers."
God Lives Underwater was an American band from Derry, New Hampshire, and a fixture of the 1990s indie rock and post-punk scene. They are best known for their energetic live performances and for blending elements of shoegaze and alternative rock.
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