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The Churchs debut already has so much of what would make the band special, even if it arrives in a leaner, more direct form than the dreamier records that followed. Of Skins And Heart sits in that great early-80s zone where post-punk sharpness, jangling 12-string guitars and a faint psychedelic haze all meet, with Steve Kilbeys voice giving the whole thing a cool, slightly distant mood. The Unguarded Moment is the obvious centerpiece, but what makes the album hold up is how often the band sounds like it is discovering its identity in real time, pushing beyond simple new wave into something more romantic, mysterious and atmospheric.
What makes it especially rewarding is that it still feels hungry. The songs have more attack than later Church albums, and the guitar interplay between Mart
Condition: Brand New Ships from: Melbourne
The Churchs debut already has so much of what would make the band special, even if it arrives in a leaner, more direct form than the dreamier records that followed. Of Skins And Heart sits in that great early-80s zone where post-punk sharpness, jangling 12-string guitars and a faint psychedelic haze all meet, with Steve Kilbeys voice giving the whole thing a cool, slightly distant mood. The Unguarded Moment is the obvious centerpiece, but what makes the album hold up is how often the band sounds like it is discovering its identity in real time, pushing beyond simple new wave into something more romantic, mysterious and atmospheric.
What makes it especially rewarding is that it still feels hungry. The songs have more attack than later Church albums, and the guitar interplay between Mart
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