In June 1991, when Pixies performed "Debaser" live at the Brixton Academy, they were firmly established in the alternative rock scene, building on the success of their album "Doolittle," which had been released in April of the same year. "Doolittle" marked a significant point in their career, propelling them into greater commercial success and critical acclaim with iconic tracks like "Debaser." This live recording captures the band during a peak period of creativity and impact, showcasing their dynamic stage presence and the fervent response of their audience. Interestingly, "Doolittle" was pivotal for the band's evolution, characterized by its eclectic sound and surreal lyrics, contributing to their influential role in shaping the sound of the 1990s alternative rock movement. The Brixton Academy performance is an important artifact reflecting Pixies' rising popularity and the growing fanbase that would follow them through the years.