This haunting 1989 single serves as a quintessential artifact of the British folk rock and gothic pop crossover that defined the late eighties alternative scene. Released as a precursor to their acclaimed Scarlet and Other Stories album, the track showcases the ethereal vocal range of Julianne Regan and the intricate guitar work of Tim Bricheno.

The evocative cover art features atmospheric photography by Holly Warburton and design by Stylorouge, capturing the dreamy and romantic aesthetic that resonated deeply with the contemporary indie readership of publications like Melody Maker and NME. This twelve inch pressing is a significant find for enthusiasts of the movement, offering extended mixes and exclusive B sides such as Pieces of Our Heart and Hard Spaniard which remain beloved by the dedicated fanbase. Culturally the release sits alongside the work of peers like The Mission and Siouxsie and the Banshees, marking a moment when poetic lyricism and layered production reached a commercial peak in the United Kingdom.

Its enduring appeal lies in the perfect marriage of visual artistry and sonic depth making it a cornerstone for collectors of the era.