Official album cover artwork for The Gospel Comes to New Guinea by 23 Skidoo

23 Skidoo

The Gospel Comes to New Guinea

RELEASED: December 02, 2002
TYPE: FULL LENGTH
1. The Gospel Comes to New Guinea 10:08 2. Last Words 3:37 3. Last Dub 2:31 4. Tearing Up the Plans, Part 1 3:01 5. Just Like Everybody 3:33 6. Coup 4:11 7. Coup Dub 4:06 8. Assassin 2:52 9. Ooze 6:36 10. Maghrebi 4:27 11. Healing / Fanfare 11:53 12. Gregouka 5:26 13. Celestial Flutes 0:30 14. Ethics 3:38
The Gospel Comes to New Guinea is an influential album by the British band 23 Skidoo, released in 1988. The album is characterized by its eclectic fusion of styles, blending elements of industrial, funk, and world music. It showcases the band's innovative approach to sound, incorporating unconventional instruments and sampling techniques, which have influenced many artists in the genres of post-punk and experimental music. The album's themes often explore cultural and political narratives, reflecting the band's engagement with societal issues during the late 1980s.