Absolute Grey

Absolute Grey were an alternative rock–jangle pop band formed in September 1983 in Rochester, New York, United States.^[1] The group's original lineup comprised drummer Pat Thomas (who later founded Heyday Records), guitarist Matt Kitchen, vocalist Beth Brown and bassist Mitchell Rasor.^[2]

The band's debut release was a six-song cassette, followed by the Green House mini-LP in December 1984.^[1][2] They then signed to Midnight Records, and two years after their debut released What Remains, produced by Tim Lee of The Windbreakers.^[2][3] Thomas left in 1987, later releasing a series of solo albums, and Kitchen also left, leaving Brown and Rasor to continue, with the acoustic Painted Post EP released in mid-1987.^[2][4] A live album recorded in 1984 followed, released on the Greek Di-Di label, before the original line-up came back together to record their final album, Sand Down the Moon.^[2]

After disbanding in 1990, an expanded reissue of A Journey Through the Past was released in 2001.^[5] In 2003 a remixed edition of Green House: 20th Anniversary Edition with a bonus disc of live recordings was released.^[1] The band reunited, and announced plans for a new album in 2004, although nothing was released.^[1]

• Green House (1984), Earring
• What Remains (1986), Midnight
• A Journey Through the Past (live) (1988), Di-Di
• Sand Down the Moon (1989), Di-Di
• Green House - 20th Anniversary (2004)

• Broken Promise (1993)

• Painted Post EP (1987), Midnight

• Absolute Grey at AllMusic
• Paisley Pop - Greenhouse 20th anniversary reissue label

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