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After D.C.’s UNREST split in 1994, Bridget Cross and Mark Robinson formed Air Miami. First as a duo, then as a short-lived quartet (with Mike Fellow on drums and Lauren Feldsher on bass) before settling as a trio with Bridget and Mark being joined by drummer Gabriel Stout.
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Having self-released two cassettes and then a 7” on Mark’s Teen Beat label in 1994, Air Miami’s first dalliance with 4AD came when their track, ‘Pucker,’ was included on the label compilation All Virgos Are Mad. The combatively titled Fuck You, Tiger EP was released shortly after, setting the scene for their debut studio album Me. Me. Me., an eclectic record that veered closer to pop and new wave than UNREST ever did, it both delighted and confounded when released in 1995. Often cited as one of 4AD’s finest of the era, the record has since only grown in cult status, and ultimately proved to be their last. An EP of World Cup Fever Remixes came out in 1998 (to coincide with the World Cup in France that year) but the band had already broken up by then.

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