Mick Head - The Pale Fountains

The Pale Fountains

Head first gained attention a member of cult indie-pop band The Pale Fountains in the early 1980s with his best friend Chris "Biffa" McCaffrey. The band suffered from critical and commercial apathy, and the band split. Shortly afterwards, McCaffrey died of a brain tumour.

In 2008 Mick reformed The Pale Fountains to play a couple of gigs to celebrate 25 years since their inception.

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