here is the NFO file from Indietorrents
Dead Moon’s Fred Cole was punk years before you were; he and his wife, bassist Toody Cole, are indie on a level that puts nearly every human being to shame; and if you want to hear an album that’s as thoroughly pure and uncompromising as anything you’re likely to encounter in a record store, 1990’s Dead Moon Night certainly fits the bill. Dead Moon Night was compiled from a handful of singles and albums Dead Moon released on their own Tombstone Records label between 1988 and 1990, and this captures the band’s bluesy variety of garage punk in a raw and unadorned state. These are primarily home recordings tracked in mono, and the sharp, razorblade tone of Fred’s electric guitar is as unprettied an instrument as rock has ever known. However, Dead Moon Night also manages to capture an impressive amount of the energy and sweat Dead Moon generate on stage, with Toody and drummer Andrew Loomis matching Fred’s fury on these 12 tunes (no small accomplishment), and the songs are powerful howls from the pit of the soul, peals of fury against a world these three willing outcasts have rejected on any number of levels, and if the results lack polish or production niceties, you sure can’t say they don’t communicate — or rock out.
1. Dead Moon Night
2. Dead In The Saddle
3. Time Has Come Today
4. Echoes To You
5. 54/40 Or Fight
6. I Hate The Blues
7. Graveyard
8. My Escape
9. I’m Wise
10. Black September
11. I Tried
12. Hey Joe