Over the Edge

by Wipers

Over the Edge cover art
  • Type: Album
  • Released: 1983
  • Label: Brain Eater, Trap
  • Country: United States
  • Length: 36:25
  • Community rating: 4.46/5 from 9 ratings

Artists on this release: Brad Davidson, Brad Naish, Greg Sage

Album Notes & Community Reviews

'Over the Edge' merges concise punk aggression with some of Greg Sage's most memorable, pop-indebted song structures, defined by a mood of tightly wound tension. The album's distinct sound is characterized by dense, heavy guitar work set against a unique, trebly production style that famously lacks significant low-end, making the immediate hooks feel strangely distant. Striking a balance between the sprawling explorations of its predecessor, 'Youth of America', and a more direct punk fury, the record solidified its legacy as a foundational and highly influential work in American alternative rock.

Genres

Descriptors: lo-fi, guitar-driven, distorted, underground, unpolished, dissonant, DIY, repetitive

Tracklist

  1. Over the Edge (03:49)
  2. Doom Town (03:56)
  3. So Young (04:17)
  4. Messenger (01:54)
  5. Romeo (04:05)
  6. Now Is the Time (03:02)
  7. What Is (02:19)
  8. No One Wants an Alien (03:23)
  9. The Lonely One (03:38)
  10. No Generation Gap (03:09)
  11. This Time (02:53)

Credits

  • Greg Sage - vocals, guitar, producer, recorded by, written-by
  • Brad Davidson - bass
  • Brad Naish - drums
  • Greg Geffner - art direction
  • Ocean Graphics (2) - artwork [color seperation]
  • Phil In Phlash - photography by [back cover photo]
  • Lucy Capeheart - photography by [front cover photo]
  • G. Pauler - lacquer cut by

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