Nakedly Examined Music #232: Chris Church Refines Power Pop @ThePartiallyExaminedLife
Nakedly Examined Music #232: Chris Church Refines Power Pop  @ThePartiallyExaminedLife
Uploaded June 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Chris has around 20 releases since 1991, mostly under his own name, while moonlighting as a metal guy and otherwise collaborating.

We discuss "She Looks Good in Black" from Obsolete Path (2025), "Intransitive Proverb" from Limitations of the Source Tape (2017), and "Angel Be Mine" from Your Own Chosen Speed (2001). End song: "Sisiphus" by Däng from Tartarus: The Darkest Realm (2014). Intro: "Every Time" by Flat Earth from Prefacipice (1991). More at chrischurch1.bandcamp.com

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Nakedly Examined Music #232: Chris Church Refines Power Pop

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