The 1998 debut album "Redline" captures the band's raw energy and penchant for melodic hooks, establishing their place in the Chicago indie rock landscape. It delivered a potent blend of driving rhythms and thoughtful songwriting that resonated with fans of the era's alternative sound.
- "Redline" was recorded at Gravity Studios in Chicago with engineer Brian Deck. The album was released on BuzzBomb Records, a label known for supporting local alternative acts. Despite a limited initial pressing, the album received positive reviews in regional music publications.
- The lead single, "Dopamine," gained moderate airplay on college radio stations. The album's release was supported by extensive local touring throughout 1998. Bassist Jane Doe co-wrote three of the album's tracks.
- The album cover art features a black and white photograph of the band members. "Redline" was reissued on CD in 2005 with two bonus tracks. The band disbanded in 2002.
Redline was an indie rock band from Chicago, known for their dynamic live performances and introspective lyrics. At the time of "Redline," they were a significant act in the city's late-90s alternative rock scene.
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