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 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.
+In 2022, the band re-released //Urgency of Now// digitally as a 30th anniversary edition with 4 bonus tyracks.
 ===== Discography =====
 | 1991 | [[https://christiantapeunderground.wordpress.com/2020/04/04/love-assembly-all-the-pain-you/|All the Pain / You]] |
-| 1992 | Urgency of Now |
+| 1992 | [[https://christiantapeunderground.wordpress.com/2026/09/06/love-assembly-urgency-of-now/|Urgency of Now]] |
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 ==== Urgency of Now ====
-Independent
+Independent\\
+Independent (30th Anniversary reissue)
 Collin Rowland\\
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   - Onward (3:56)
   - The World (4:36)
+== 30th Anniversary reissue ==
+  - Babylon (3:36)
+  - I Feel Your Love (6:11)
+  - The Calling (4:17)
+  - Redeemed (2:44)
 "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, this search ended when I found this indie album by Ohio band Love Assembly. From the moody, British-sounding vocals to the futuristic synths, this band has Depeche Mode's influence heavily represented throughout.
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 - James McGinnis ([[http://ballistictest.flamingfish.com/btz_old_reviews/la-uon.html]])
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+{{tag>synthpop ohio united_states 1992}}