Sister Irene O'Connor – Fire of God's Love [LP] Post-Punk / Alt. Rock to be tried and tested

to be tried and tested in front of a live audience

"Although Machine was completed in 1971 it was not released until 1973

‘Piper 32’ follows in that vein with pumping subs and etheric melodica cloaked in Mark Snow-type pads like a voodoo X-File theme

This is even demonstrated in their name: COH as in Jean Cohen (saxophones)

Sister Irene O'Connor – Fire of God's Love [LP] Post-Punk / Alt. Rock to be tried and tested"Recorded by nuns Sister OConnor and Sister Marimil Lobregat on electric organ, piano, guitar and heavy doses of reverb in 1973 at the Catholic Radio and Television Centre in Sydney, Australia. Fire of Gods Love is a haunting musical communion teetering somewhere between Hildegard von Bingen and The Space Lady on the hills of Meggido! Out of print since the 1976 repress, this extremely limited edition lovingly replicates the original album design and