REMOTE LUXURY

The Church

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Singles/EPs/Fan Club/Promo, released in 1984

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Maybe These Boys (5:40)
2. 10,000 MIles (4:15)
3. Into My Hands (3:40)
4. A Month of Sundays (4:19)
5. Remote Luxury (3:16)

Total Time: 21:10

Line-up / Musicians

- Steven Kilbey / lead vocals, keyboards, bass
- Marty Wilson-Piper / guitar, lead vocals (2)
- Peter Koppes / guitar
- Richard Ploog / drums, percussion
- David Moore / piano, strings

Releases information

Parlophone (BUG-5)
Vinyl 12" EP, 33 1/3 rpm

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Review by Warthur
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This intriguing release - one of two EPs eventually compiled in the collection also confusingly called Remote Luxury, and which bridge the gap between Seance and Heyday - finds the Church roving a bit further from their jangle pop centre of gravity, undertaking wider-ranging stylistic explorations than they'd allowed themselves on their studio albums up to this point whilst still existing in the same jangle pop/post-punk/new wave/neo-psychedelia demimonde they'd staked out for themselves. Once again, the Church would demonstrate themselves as deft crafters of melancholic arthouse pop in a distinctly 1980s style, and whilst this isn't quite on the level of the albums preceding or succeeding it, it's still worth a listen (by itself or combined with Persia on the compilation release).

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