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Sometime Anywhere by The Church.

Tracks:
Day of the Dead
Lost My Touch
Loveblind
My Little Problem
Maven, The
Angelica
Lullaby
Eastern
Two Places at Once
Business Woman
Authority
Fly Home
Dead Man's Dream, The

Performer Notes: The Church includes: Marty Wilson-Piper, Steve Kilbey (vocals, various instruments).
Additional personnel: Sandy Chick, Carol Broca-Wander (vocals); Linda Neil (violin); Tim Powell (drums); Martin Rossell (drums, organ); Darren Ryan (drums, programming); Boris Goudenov (programming).
Recorded at Karmic Hit, Sydney, Australia and Fryshuset, Stockholm, Sweden.
SOMETIME ANYWHERE, the ninth Church album (depending on whether or not you count REMOTE LUXURY as an album or 2 EPs, as it was originally released), is the band's most stylistically diverse record. It features stabs at dance, techno, and an odd Indian-influenced piece, "Eastern," along with the band's trademark psychedelic pop. It also features only two of the band's original members, Steve Kilbey and Marty Willson-Piper, who play almost all of the instruments themselves.
Standouts include the slow and stately "My Little Problem," built around Kilbey's detached but affecting vocals, and the lush masterstroke, "Two Places at Once," which features alternating verses sung by Kilbey and Willson-Piper. Also noteworthy is "Business Woman," which features some of the band's best music. Collectors should note that the album was initially released with a 30-minute long bonus disc containing seven otherwise unavailable songs. These include "Freeze to Burn," a striking dance track with a shuffling beat and slivers of distorted feedback, and the moody "Drought," recorded in 1987, and featuring original members drummer Richard Ploog and guitarist Peter Koppes.

Professional Reviews: Rolling Stone (10/20/94, p.151) - 3.5 Stars - "...The Church's spontaneity lends a vibrant lining to the dark beauty of the melodies on SOMETIME ANYWHERE, but getting ultimate gratification and catching the record's nuances will require a few listens..."

Q (8/94, p.99) - 3 Stars - Good - "...a further refinement of the psychedelic louchness that has seen them grow into the space between The Only Ones and Talk Talk..."

Musician (8/94, p.89) - "...the once-jangling group has summoned up a surreal, bewitching mood piece somewhere between WISH YOU WERE HERE and THE WALL, and an album that would play well by candlelight in a hilltop mansion..."

Format: Vinyl (1 Disc)

Country: USA

Studio/Live: Studio

Release Date: 15 July, 2016

Label: Plain Recordings

Dimensions: 30.5 x 30.5 x 0.6 centimeters (0.43 kg)

• Additional personnel: Sandy Chick, Carol Broca-Wander (vocals); Linda Neil (violin); Tim Powell (drums); Martin Rossell (drums, organ); Darren Ryan (drums, programming); Boris Goudenov (programming).
  
• Recorded at Karmic Hit, Sydney, Australia and Fryshuset, Stockholm, Sweden.
  
• SOMETIME ANYWHERE, the ninth Church album (depending on whether or not you count REMOTE LUXURY as an album or 2 EPs, as it was originally released), is the band's most stylistically diverse record. It features stabs at dance, techno, and an odd Indian-influenced piece, "Eastern," along with the band's trademark psychedelic pop. It also features only two of the band's original members, Steve Kilbey and Marty Willson-Piper, who play almost all of the instruments themselves.
  
• Standouts include the slow and stately "My Little Problem," built around Kilbey's detached but affecting vocals, and the lush masterstroke, "Two Places at Once," which features alternating verses sung by Kilbey and Willson-Piper. Also noteworthy is "Business Woman," which features some of the band's best music. Collectors should note that the album was initially released with a 30-minute long bonus disc containing seven otherwise unavailable songs. These include "Freeze to Burn," a striking dance track with a shuffling beat and slivers of distorted feedback, and the moody "Drought," recorded in 1987, and featuring original members drummer Richard Ploog and guitarist Peter Koppes.

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