Sealed 1987 UK Original. “Tiny Lights' 1985 Debut May Be The Finest Bit Of The Band's Work. Their First Album Is A Blend Of Orchestrated Folk And Chirpy Pop Songwriting That Incorporates The Attitudes And Aesthetics Of New York's Punk And Art-Rock Scenes To Such An Extent That It Seems, In Retrospect, Like Some Sort Of New-Wave Chamber-Pop. Rougher, Freer Recording Gives No Hints At The Brushed-Up Slickness That Hampered Many Of The Band's Late-Period Albums; From The Pop Opener "Flowers Through The Air" To The Dreamy Closer "Blue Dot Cleanser," Prayer For The Halcyon Fear Has The Continual Loose Brilliance That's Typically Only Found On Debut Records. Liner Notes By Sonic Youth's First Drummer, Bob Bert, Give A Bit Of Insight Into The Scene Out Of Which Tiny Lights Came.” Nitsuh Abebe, AMG.