The third album from The Church was released in June 1983. Produced by the band and John Bee – it featured the singles ‘Electric Lash’ and ‘It’s No Reason’.

Described by Sounds Magazine at the time as ‘quite simply timeless’ – Seance is distinctive in the catalogue of The Church for the increased prominence of keyboards relative to previous recordings and its trademark drum sound.

The album is now proudly pressed on 180-gram ‘baby pink’ vinyl to coincide with the 2024 ‘Already Yesterday’ tour of Australia – focussing on the first four albums from The Church.

Label
USM
Genre
Pop & Rock LP - Side A
Fly
One Day
Electric
It's No Reason
Travel by Thought
LP - Side B
Disappear?
Electric Lash
Now I Wonder Why
Dropping Names
It Doesn't Change

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