Dean Wareham "That’s The Price of Loving Me" COLOR:CLEAR Although an "underground" band during

Although an "underground" band during their tenure together in the late '70s/early '80s

It’s like giving yourself a haircut or rearranging your room

The Mars Volta is the most accessible music the group have ever recorded

the album melds high-tech songcraft with quick wit

Dean Wareham "That’s The Price of Loving Me" COLOR:CLEAR Although an "underground" band duringThats the Price of Loving Me marks Dean Warehams (Galaxie 500, Luna, Dean and Britta, ) evocative return, rekindling his partnership with producer Kramer for the first time since Galaxie 500's This Is Our Music in 1990. Recorded in six days in Los Angeles, the album is steeped in lush, haunting soundscapes, driven by Wareham's signature reverb soaked guitars and melancholic, dreamlike vocals. Britta Phillips joins on bass and harmonies, while Gabe