Doubting all the time. Fearing all the time. Our Darkness descends upon Dark Entries with a reissue of Anne Clarks epochal proto-house masterpiece from 1984. As a young poet, Clark found herself drawn to Londons emerging punk scene. She became acquainted with Psychic TV affiliate David Harrow, with whom she would collaborate on 1983s Changing Places and 1984s Joined Up Writing. Our Darkness, off the latter album, was released as a single on Ink Records that same year, and became an underground club hit. Its a singular piece of music: Clarks lyrics, delivered with equal parts muscular confidence and unease, speak of urban alienation and heartbreak, while Harrows production pummels the listener with hydraulic beats and gloom-laced arpeggios. The songs spirit would prove influential on both the early Chicago house and Detroit techno scenes, where mechanistic funk and existential despair could catalyse dancefloor mayhem. This reissue offers three versions of Our Darkness: the original 12 remix, the Razormaid mix, and a previously unreleased dub version uncovered by David Harrow. Also included is the extended mix of Sleeper in Metropolis, another dancefloor hit of Clarks, as well as the elegiac Poem for a Nuclear Romance. The record includes an insert with liner notes and lyrics. Our Darkness channels timeless longing and contemporary dismay, a classic overdue for a little light shed upon it.