Fans of The Church are a devoted bunch. They hang on every word and note ever produced by Steve Kilbey, Marty Willson-Piper, and their various bandmates. The Church never completely broke through in the States, though, and I think there's a reason for that. Their blend of Byrdsy guitars with postmodern song structures was pleasant, but I never found it compelling enough to go out and purchase all their many albums, EPs, and singles. Their debut, Of Skin And Hearts is fine, and later records like Remote Luxury, Heyday, and Starfish (their biggest American hit) are very strong, but the Church always seemed to be more about the "sound" rather than the "fury." (It made them an impressive live act, however, with all the swirling guitars and white light.) Buddah's Under The Milky Way: The Best Of The Church is an excellent overview, including early standouts like "Unguarded Moment" along with later hits like the title song.