Formed in 1992 in Tempe, Arizona, Alison’s Halo quickly made a name for themselves in the local music scene and landed gigs with notable acts like The Verve and Curve. Their debut single, The Dozen/Calendar, released in 1995 by Independent Project Records, garnered national acclaim and college radio airplay, propelling the band to embark on successful tours across the country. Their first full-length album, Eyedazzler, recorded on cassette tapes from 1992-1996 and released in 1998 by Burnt Hair Records, remains a revered shoegaze and dreampop classic.

Alison's Halo, a shoegaze band hailing from the Arizona desert, emerged in 1992 and swiftly gained recognition in the local music scene, sharing stages with renowned acts such as Stereophonics and Medicine. Their debut single, The Dozen/Calendar, released in 1995 through Independent Project Records, received widespread praise and radio airplay, leading to extensive national tours. Their seminal album, Eyedazzler, recorded on various cassette tapes over four years and released in 1998 by Burnt Hair Records, continues to be revered as a standout work in the shoegaze and dreampop genres.