Not One Light Red: A Modified Document
Not One Light Red: A Modified Document is a compilation album created by Scott Tennent and David Jensen to serve 3 essential missions. Its first mission was to create a record that would showcase and introduce local Phoenix bands to the rest of the United States. Second, it was supposed to serve to help promote the local Phoenix music and art venue, The Modified. Finally, it was to serve as a springboard for a national independent record label based in the Phoenix area along the same lines as Kill Rock Stars in Olympia, Washington and Dischord Records in Washington, D.C.
Notable tracks on the record include:
- So Proud of You by Go Big Casino. Go Big Casino is Jim Adkins' solo-project, and So Proud of You was his first commercially released recording under that moniker. In fact, his presence on this record was actually one of the factors that allowed it to obtain a national distribution.
- Second Rome by Seven Storey. This was Seven Storey's first release after shortening its name from Seven Storey Mountain following the band's quasi-dissolution, as well as the first song released by Lance Lammers since his Based On a True Story EP on Deep Elm Records.
- Leave this City by Reubens Accomplice. This is one of the first commercially released recordings by Reubens Accomplice before the release of their first LP, I Blame the Scenery on Better Looking Records.
- A Clear Complextion by Pollen. This was a hard to find song from their years on Wind Up Records.
- Blood Over Wine by Fivespeed. This is one of the earliest releases put out by former Virgin Records band, Fivespeed.
- No Karate Chops by Before Braille. Although the recording would still sound mostly like a demo, this would also be the first commercially released track by Before Braille. This song would later be re-recorded and re-released as The Jaws of Life on The Rumor.
Three years later, Sunset Alliance worked to continue this series by releasing Not One Light Red: A Desert Extended This record would hope to extend interest in Phoenix bands by also including some national and international favorites such as Cursive and Kristofer Astrom.