Born in Fire puts Sacred Skin’s Los Angeles take on new wave and synthpop together with pop and post-punk across a 12-song sequence. The musical frame is clear from the tags, with a new romantic reference point and an electronic pop centre rather than a guitar-only rock approach. “Waiting,” “Runaway,” “Surrender,” and the title track give the main programme a direct, song-focused shape, while “Paranoid,” “Static Blue,” and “The Lights” fit the cooler, darker side of the style. That should suit anyone after current new wave with a strong synthpop pull.
The release page is handled by Artoffact Records, and the paid edition includes FLAC 16/44, ALAC, WAV, AIFF and MP3 320 options. The physical run covers CD, two vinyl LPs and a shirt. The core album is followed by single mixes of “Waiting” and “Paranoid,” then remixes from Ronnie Stone and Dancing Plague for “Waiting” and “Call It Off.” Those extras make the tracklist useful for anyone who likes hearing how a song shifts between its album form, a shorter single edit and a club-facing rework.
