Ten weeks of Teenbeat related things, I was hard pressed for what to use as the tenth file. Would it be a live Blast Off Country Style song (tune in next week!)? How about the song "Mark Robinson" by The Graverobbers? A PDF of a Teenage Gang Debs Issue? How about the Teenbeat Graphica cover for some obscure zine called Popism?

Anyhow, I decided on His Name is Alive for many reasons. Warn Defever of the band has been involved in only one project with Teenbeat (producing and mixing Grenadine's Nopalitos LP/CD). Mark Robinson and Bridget Cross (at the time in Air Miami) did a rough version of "Lips" with him (available on Rare Tracks from Time Stereo).

Before you ask, "Whiter? What is that?" you should be told that the song is in fact called "Imperial" and appeared in it's earliest form as "Empire" on Mark Robinson's Superstar cassette. In it's finished form it appeared on Imperial FFRR (TB 77). Sadly, it is out of print.

From the Liner Notes:
"was my life really in danger? were there really supernatural forces causing catastrophes all around me? i have agreed to release this album in the hopes that i may begin to lead a normal life." -- warn defever, age 31