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Album Details: Staring at the Sun

Release Date:01/01/1989
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Track List: Staring at the Sun

  1. Staring at the Sun
  2. Crash
  1. Three Stars (*** Version) [* * *...
  2. Something Better

Pro Reviews: Staring at the Sun

  • All Music Guide

    Released in conjunction with UVS's second fulllength (Joy 19671990), the Staring at the Sun EP features the album track of the same name along with a few nonalbum goodies. "Crash", from the selftitled debut album, gets a reworking here with a more deliberate arrangement and improved production. "Three Stars ( Version)" is a more aggressive and pianodriven take on the Joy... album track, and is, handsdown, the best cut on the EP. An interesting rework of the Barry Mann/Gerry Goffin, Brill Buildingstaple "Something Better" also appears, and helps to prove that Kurt Ralske does indeed have a wider range of influences up his sleeve than simply Lou Reed and Marc Bolan.

    - J. Scott McClintock, All Music Guide

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Ultra Vivid Scene

Ultra Vivid Scene is Kurt Ralske like Nine Inch Nails is Trent Reznor. Although Ralske's atmospheric art pop could not sound less like Reznor's thudding industrial disco, the two are not that far apart in terms of aesthetics; Ralske's lyrical obsessions with such gothy standbys as sex, religion, and death make the band's three albums naturals for the mopey black-clad te... Read more