The Three Bushes (1984)
Sirius' second and last effort, The Three Bushes, sees the band moving from Genesis' Selling England by the Pound to... Marillion's Script for a Jester's Tear. In comparison to their debut, their sophomore effort has a contemporary modern sound (especially the period synthesizers, for better or worse), with a determined pop approach, though there's still no mistaking the band's early 1970s Genesis-minded heritage. Punchy and poppy, but still quite satisfying.
No reissues exist as of 3/8/25.
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