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Submarine Bells
The Chills 

   1. Heavenly Pop Hit 3:28 $0.99   
   2. Tied Up On A Chain 3:16 $0.99   
   3. The Oncoming Day 3:06 $0.69   
   4. Part Past Part Fiction 2:56 $0.69   
   5. Singing in My Sleep 2:40 $0.69   
   6. I Soar 3:05 $0.69   
   7. Dead Web 2:16 $0.69   
   8. Familiarity Breeds Contempt 3:21 $0.69   
   9. Don't Be - Memory 4:46 $0.69   
 10. Effloresce and Deliquesce 2:45 $0.69   
 11. Sweet Times 0:42 $0.69   
 12. Submarine Bells 

Product Details
Audio CD (February 22, 1990) 
Original Release Date: February 1990 
Number of Discs: 1 
Label: Slash / Ada 

The Chills' signing with Slash/Warner Bros. led them to producer Gary Smith, who helped make the New Zealand indie-popsters' most polished record yet. As it turns out, Submarine Bells is also their masterpiece, a genuinely gorgeous meld of nearly orchestral keyboard washes and melodies that refuse to leave your head (or, for long stretches, your CD player). "Sitting alone at night in my dark bedroom, trying to explain myself in a song to you," Martin Phillipps is more obsessive--about pop music, unhappy love affairs, death--than ever. On Submarine Bells, he passes a version of salvation on to you. --Rickey Wright 

Product Description
The New Zealand alternative act's 1990 masterpiece on Flying Nun. 12 tracks including, 'Heavenly Pop Hit' & 'Singing In My Sleep'. --This text refers to an alternate Audio CD edition. 

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