In the early 1990’s guitarist Brad Bogle and singer Daniel Morris were introduced through a mutual friend. They quickly discovered a shared passion for music and were soon joined by drummer Kenny Lachnicht. The band was one seat away from being complete and the trio recruited Kit Lindsey to play bass. From there the band quickly began playing and writing together. Within months they became a solid draw for the Lubbock area music venues and decided it was time to record a few of their songs. They went to visit Don Caldwell Studios where they met engineer/producer Mark Murray and recorded five of their original tracks. The following year, Touch returned to the studio to record seven more tracks. This collection became The Electric Iron On Show album and it was a huge success in the local music scene. Touch was filling music venues and their album was outselling major label artists in the local music stores. Their music was in heavy rotation on the regional radio stations and their fan base became quite devoted to their band. Sonic Biscuit Records wanted to add this piece of Lubbock music history to their Legacy Artist Series and was able to conscript the original DAT mixes of The Electric Iron On Show from the artist. These recordings have been carefully remastered by Mark Murray, the original engineer for The Electric Iron On Show album. Enjoy this important piece of Lubbock’s music history.