The Indigo Girls' debut album, "Strange Fire," offers a raw, unvarnished glimpse of the duo before their major label breakthrough. Recorded on a tight budget, it captures the immediacy of their live performances and the early development of their signature sound.
- The album was self-produced and recorded over five days in an Atlanta studio.
- Despite its independent release, the album gained a following in the college radio circuit.
- "Strange Fire" was re-recorded and re-released in 1989 by Epic Records after the duo achieved mainstream success.
Indigo Girls are a folk rock duo from Atlanta, Georgia, best known for their earnest songwriting and harmonies. "Strange Fire" was their debut album, released in 1987 after signing with Epic Records.
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