| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Always Now (LP, Album) | Factory | fact 45 | UK | 1981 | |
| Always Now (Cass, Album + Box) | Factory | Fact 45c | UK | 1985 | |
| Always Now (CD, Album) | LTM Publishing (Les Temps Modernes) | Ltmcd 2308 | UK | 1991 | |
| Always Now (CD, Album) | LTM Publishing (Les Temps Modernes) | LTMCD 2308 | UK | 2000 | |
| Always Now (LP) | Base Record | FACT 45 | Italy |
The music itself leans heavily towards Joy Division but don't be fooled by such connotations. Section 25 are not perfect but they charmingly fit in with their shades of grey - sounding naively smart and innocent, confirming their debut's musical identity.
The sound is raw, typically Hannett-ish, the vocals at times fall out of tune but they still carry out the hermetical effect complementing the compositions - among the highlights is undoubtedly 'New Horizon'.
In all, it's an impressive atmospheric debut recommended for occasional, rewarding audio-visual experience.