New pressing of 750 on opaque green vinyl. SUPERTOUCH's music combined the soulful fervor of BAD BRAINS (not surprising considering they were named after a song on their ROIR cassette) with the melodic surge of DC's "Revolution Summer" bands and the dynamic power of childhood heroes THE WHO. The band was best known during the second great wave of NYHC of the late '80s and early '90s, contributing the anthem "Searchin' For The Light" to Revelation Records' era-defining compilations, the Together 7" and New York City Hardcore: The Way It Is LP. The ultra-rare What Did We Learn 7" followed in 1989 and their full-length album on Revelation, The Earth Is Flat, was released in 1991. The band toured the US and Europe several times in the years following before breaking up in the mid-'90s. SUPERTOUCH also released EPs on mainstay labels, Reaper Records and Triple B Records after reuniting in 2010 with a surprise set at the Black N' Blue Bowl and have played shows in Europe and the US since then, including the Revelation Records 25th anniversary shows.