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| - | Ohio, USA | + | Cincinnati, |
| Love Assembly was a synth-pop comparable to Depeche Mode and Cause & Effect. According to one source, they were in negotiation with [[Blonde Vinyl Records]] before the label fizzed out. | Love Assembly was a synth-pop comparable to Depeche Mode and Cause & Effect. According to one source, they were in negotiation with [[Blonde Vinyl Records]] before the label fizzed out. | ||
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| + | In 2022, the band re-released //Urgency of Now// digitally as a 30th anniversary edition with 4 bonus tyracks. | ||
| ===== Discography ===== | ===== Discography ===== | ||
| | 1991 | [[https:// | | 1991 | [[https:// | ||
| - | | 1992 | Urgency of Now | | + | | 1992 | [[https:// |
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| ==== Urgency of Now ==== | ==== Urgency of Now ==== | ||
| - | 1992 Independent | + | 1992 Independent\\ |
| + | 2022 Independent (30th Anniversary reissue) | ||
| Collin Rowland\\ | Collin Rowland\\ | ||
| Sven Menninger | Sven Menninger | ||
| - | - Intro (1:50) | + | - Inside |
| + | - All the Pain (4:16) | ||
| + | - In Your World Again (3:59) | ||
| - Learn to Feel (4:29) | - Learn to Feel (4:29) | ||
| - Sense of Urgency (5:01) | - Sense of Urgency (5:01) | ||
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| - Onward (3:56) | - Onward (3:56) | ||
| - The World (4:36) | - The World (4:36) | ||
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| - | - All the Pain (4:16) | + | == 30th Anniversary reissue == |
| - | - Your World Again (3:59) | + | |
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| + | - I Feel Your Love (6:11) | ||
| + | - The Calling | ||
| + | - Redeemed | ||
| "When I was first introduced to Christian music back in the early nineties, one of the first things I looked for was a Christian band that sounded like secular synth-pop giants Depeche Mode. After a few disappointments, | "When I was first introduced to Christian music back in the early nineties, one of the first things I looked for was a Christian band that sounded like secular synth-pop giants Depeche Mode. After a few disappointments, | ||
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| - James McGinnis ([[http:// | - James McGinnis ([[http:// | ||
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