I am now 51. I have loved The Church since 1984, when I first heard their song on San Francisco's alt radio station. I went back to their earlier albums, spent my 1980s adolescence impressed and besotted with their music. At 17, I was inspired by their lyrics. My twin sister was playing them on her alt radio college radio show at sixteen. I saw them live in California when I was 18, and I spent decades still in love with their music. Fast forward to 2022, my 51-year-old twin and her boyfriend (another alt radio dj way back when) ran into Steve on a coastal walk near Sydney. Kismet! The love for this music and celebration of Steve's music continues!
You may have been listening to Live 105 , I have a couple of there songs on my Fave thumb drive. Moved to SF in 86, things have really changed here, musically, spiritually .
@@mikemiller659 I remember Live 105, but prior to that we had KQAK “The Quake”, which is how I heard Constant in Opal for the first time. Regarding SF, yes, it has changed immensely!
Your comment drew my attention because of word " Kismet". I thought it's a native word to our language ( turkish) seems you also use. It means " fate" in our language
I'm 51 also and fell in love with the Church when i heard Under the milky way playing in a mall of all places around 1988. I live in the Chicago area and 93xrt radio has been playing their music for decades. Their slogan is Chicago's finest rock! Ain't that the truth😊
I think the church didn’t get the recognition they deserve to be in the top 10 bands …. The most underrated band … Great music from one of the greatest bands 🫶🫶🫶
Seriously......what a journey. I am so grateful for moving to Australia as a young boy in 1982. A girl a started dating at school played a song from Persia to me on her guitar I was absolutely blown away...I had discovered The Church. Here we are so many years, songs, albums later and my admiration has never disappeared for what must be the greatest Australian Band..ever
As a 15yo these guys will prob be my favorite band forever. Both the blurred crusade and preist=aura are in my top 3 albums of all time and i rlly wanted to see steve in sydney early this month.
Quality work…hopefully a new album. BITD I walked into “Bleeker Street Bob” and bought the EP in the cut-out bin, best money ever spent as The Church has given me a lifetime of music. THX
Everytime I hear this track I like it even more. I cant wait for the newest Church album to come out in March of 2023. I bet it's going to be as amazing and awesome as this song.
THE HYPNOGOGUE is officially released in Australia this Friday - 24 February... and the songs are beyond incredible! Antarctica, Thorn and Second Bridge are mind blowing... as is the rest of the album! Enjoy, enjoy, enjoy....
For over 40 years we have been constantly spoilt with classic LP after LP and song after song from this absolutely stunning band. Amazing.. Recently bought the MOV Gold Afternoon Fix Marble LP & I still love that LP to this day. Plus of course the debut, Heyday, Starfish, Priest = Aura.... It goes on and on. Awesome :)
Fantastic, on all levels! One of the best videos The Church has ever done, very pro job. The guitars are bold and work really well together, and memorable lines too with a cool main riff, the Ebowed parts, etc. Tim's vocal is a nice touch, and Steve's vocal and lyrics are right on.
I've fell in love with "the Church" when I heard "Under The Milky Way". I have been a fan every since. I had the pleasure seeing the band before covid; got to meet them, and had a lovely chat with them. I'm a fan for LIFE! On a side note, if you have never heard the version of "Under The Milky Way" by Faiths Warning, take a listen. They did a really good job with it. Thankful to God for music, its been a true healer in my life.
I discovered The Church on a Spanish Variety show when I lived in Zaragoza, Spain back 1988. They just came on and played Under The Milky Way and I was drawn in and hooked from that moment. Coming back to the US after 2 years in Spain, I heard them all over the radio with their Starfish album and came to discover both my brothers had latched on as well. Their music never grows old. I really enjoy this effort and am glad they are still producing beautiful music.
I've always loved The Church. If I had to pick three albums from a single band as my Desert Island Discs I would pick: Starfish Gold Afternoon Fix Priest = Aura Each one is a masterpiece with its own particular character.
The Church vuelven a dar señales de vida, cinco años después del álbum "Man Woman Life Death Infinity" de 2017, lo que es motivo de alegría. La banda de rock en su reciente gira por Estados Unidos tocaba habitualmente este tema "The Hypnogogue", que ahora presentan como single preludio de su próximo álbum, el que será ya su 26º disco de estudio. Se trata de un tema de tono épico, hipnótico, oscuro y futurista, de más de seis minutos de duración que según Steve Kilbey “esta canción no tiene predecesor en nuestra historia”. La canción tiene algo de esotérico y tiene una combustión lenta, ya que a medida que avanza va incorporando nuevas capas sónicas. Kilbey explica, aunque lo enreda todo más, que "The Hypnogogue" está ambientado en 2054, un futuro distópico y averiado. Inventado por Sun Kim Jong, un científico norcoreano y aficionado al ocultismo, es una máquina y un proceso que extrae la música directamente de los sueños", para añadir: "La canción trata sobre Eros Zeta, la estrella de rock más grande de 2054 que ha viajado desde su hogar en la Antártida (en contra del consejo de su gerente) para usar el Hypnogogue para ayudarlo a revivir su fortuna decaída. En medio del proceso tóxico, él también se enamora de Sun Kim y todo termina trágicamente" . Música independiente novedades.
Coming back to this song, it seems even more relevant now. Live everyone is under a dream, has been dragged into a state of hypnosis while the strength they once had which once characterised our nation is sucked dry by a lie. We truly have been through the great reset going all the way back to the dream time. At least that's what I see
Wow! Farking brilliant! So nice to see all of you guys. Directed by Bandit and Caino…. Now we know what you’ve been working on 🤘Thanks so much for your passion and continued contribution to the arts!!! Thank you all for keeping the church rocking after 40 years🙏🛐
Saw them perform this earlier this year in Phoenix, they sounded fantastic, the stand-in drummer killed it. This version sounds a little different than the live version. Great song, looking forward to the album.
@@nunninkav Marty left maybe 8 years ago, Peter left maybe 2 years ago. Only Steve left now from the famous '80s line-up. I've seen them 3 times in Phoenix since 2017. They have an active IG and FB presence, they let you know when they're touring and where.
@@christianc559 to be honest i havnt actually listened to sometime anywhere but i personally dont think magician is disapointing. I guess its weaker compared to most of their catalogue
They keep moving and creating the church by far the band that is into music on their own terms not the trendy junk that is ramed down your throat in America they are the music love all 26 or is 27 album's
Not that I've hung banners or taken orders, but rather assuming I were joining a band's military, I concur it would be The Church (whether 2022). The melody in the video is wonderful, the video lovely, and SK's voice and bass sound great. The Church's retrospective Deep in the Shallows had me back in your ranks again whenever I craved the steady psychedelia that your boys create. As a magnificent shock, I was glad to find the plan of your 1981 record, presently on Bandcamp (and somewhere else). It confirmed that Mr. Kilbey is back in business, and even better, that he was never gone in the first place. Streaming his Instagram feed put me in the quest state because nothing else but The Church proves your brand of mystery and, sometimes, hellfire. Keep us posted, gentlemen, but remember your wear when you leave. Like generally, soon.
Here for the audio moreso than video. An unexpected surprise in my CZcams feed today. Australia's Marillion, really. Led by a Roger Waters type with an occasional Robert Smith mood.
I listened to this song and watched the video to go with the song a year ago. I was just happy that The Church was moving forward and making new music and enjoyed the song and video for what my first impression was. There was alot of mystery trying to figure out what this mini-movie was hinting at. Then came 2 songs that seemed like unrelated pieces of a puzzle...until I got the album and found that Hypnogoue is a concept album and somehow this whole album tells a story. Incredibly ambitous and very good. Then about 9 months later I witness The Church concert live and Steve Kilbey tells the story of a down on his luck, drug-addled post-pop star that lives in Antarctica in the year 2054 that is intending to ungo a think-tank mind-altering process to help him write more songs. Sound like an amazing idea...or is it? Or did Steve Kilbey actually already undergo this process and write not only The Hypnogogue, but also wrote the book Eros Zeta & the Hypnogoue and another 15 track soundtrack album to go with the book! When listened to and absorbed as a whole with the 2 albums & the book it is not only THE most ambitous work that The Church have ever done, but with the new configuration of the band it is now obvious to me that this recent chapter in the band's history is up there with their best.
Great video and wonderful song! Thanks for continuing to make great new music! Looking forward to the album! (also: Nice haircut, Steve! Looking good!)
I saw you all last night in NYC, and it was a great show! Steve, you sound amazing. I can't believe I first saw you play in 1988 at the Roxy in LA. The new record is fantastic!
This grows on you … the intensity . Even with a different lineup it’s still the church … a la Pink which one is … hah …. But Jeffrey Cain makes a great difference he knows the sound and history and yet is progressive . Perfect add … it’s like the Isidore awesomeness added in . Tim sounds great . Ian rocks , welcome Ashley … keep rocking in the wasted world !!! Light is essential
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I am now 51. I have loved The Church since 1984, when I first heard their song on San Francisco's alt radio station. I went back to their earlier albums, spent my 1980s adolescence impressed and besotted with their music. At 17, I was inspired by their lyrics. My twin sister was playing them on her alt radio college radio show at sixteen. I saw them live in California when I was 18, and I spent decades still in love with their music. Fast forward to 2022, my 51-year-old twin and her boyfriend (another alt radio dj way back when) ran into Steve on a coastal walk near Sydney. Kismet! The love for this music and celebration of Steve's music continues!
You may have been listening to Live 105 , I have a couple of there songs on my Fave thumb drive. Moved to SF in 86, things have really changed here, musically, spiritually .
@@mikemiller659 I remember Live 105, but prior to that we had KQAK “The Quake”, which is how I heard Constant in Opal for the first time. Regarding SF, yes, it has changed immensely!
That makes you awesome, you're living life better than most!
Your comment drew my attention because of word " Kismet". I thought it's a native word to our language ( turkish) seems you also use. It means " fate" in our language
I'm 51 also and fell in love with the Church when i heard Under the milky way playing in a mall of all places around 1988. I live in the Chicago area and 93xrt radio has been playing their music for decades. Their slogan is Chicago's finest rock! Ain't that the truth😊
I think the church didn’t get the recognition they deserve to be in the top 10 bands …. The most underrated band …
Great music from one of the greatest bands 🫶🫶🫶
Seriously......what a journey. I am so grateful for moving to Australia as a young boy in 1982. A girl a started dating at school played a song from Persia to me on her guitar I was absolutely blown away...I had discovered The Church. Here we are so many years, songs, albums later and my admiration has never disappeared for what must be the greatest Australian Band..ever
No band like The Church.
The view count must be broken. This is literally the best song I have listened to this year.
😁😁😁
Yep... absolutely agree! It is beyond brilliant...
❤
"When you wanted it, I was there."
We are here. Sublime sounds from the greatest band in the world.
"When you first went in, no-one twisted your arm...""
This band is incapable of producing anything less than utterly compelling. Amazing.
yeah sounds like something a undernourished vegan would say 🤣🤣@veganhigler6541
yeah Kilby is the gift that keeps on giving !!
So cool to see Jeffrey Cain becoming an integral part of The Church.
Remy Zero & the Communicating Vessels stuff will forever rule!
Thhe Church have never done anything less than hypnotically enjoyable.
Fantastic to see Steve and the updated band.
Hallelujah, amen!! The waking dream continues.
As a 15yo these guys will prob be my favorite band forever. Both the blurred crusade and preist=aura are in my top 3 albums of all time and i rlly wanted to see steve in sydney early this month.
What a visual Mysterious opium den feast this is !I definitely heard it with my eyes !!
Still the best band in the world. Wowsers!
Nice gem from the new lineup. Great vid and love the soundscapes. The E-bow brought back memories of classic Church sound. Kudos!!
Finally! Can't wait for the new album.
Very hypnotical. I've been following their unparalleled music since the beginning. Now I'm 56! Greetings from BCN.
Likewise. And I am 58. Saludos desde Asturias!
58🎼🎶😎🤘
sublime Steve, Tim, Ian love this evolution, look forward to catching ou in Melbourne town, masterful on all levels, great cinema concept
How am I supposed to wait until March 2023 for this album..........
Howwwwwwwwwwwwwww??????????????????????????
Excelente.....Saludos desde México.
Fantastic new song...Thanks Mr:kilbey
omg...I'm speechless... incredible song & video!
Like so many of their other songs this one gets better with repeated listening and there is a lot to explore.
Quality work…hopefully a new album. BITD I walked into “Bleeker Street Bob” and bought the EP in the cut-out bin, best money ever spent as The Church has given me a lifetime of music. THX
Trippy and musically inventive as you would expect from The Church.. Bladerunner-esque visuals in places. Great stuff 👍
Everytime I hear this track I like it even more. I cant wait for the newest Church album to come out in March of 2023. I bet it's going to be as amazing and awesome as this song.
THE HYPNOGOGUE is officially released in Australia this Friday - 24 February... and the songs are beyond incredible! Antarctica, Thorn and Second Bridge are mind blowing... as is the rest of the album! Enjoy, enjoy, enjoy....
For over 40 years we have been constantly spoilt with classic LP after LP and song after song from this absolutely stunning band. Amazing.. Recently bought the MOV Gold Afternoon Fix Marble LP & I still love that LP to this day. Plus of course the debut, Heyday, Starfish, Priest = Aura.... It goes on and on. Awesome :)
All praise, rock on
Brilliant gentlemen! Absolutely love it!!!
Know this group from my youth . Brilliant track.
Let's take a moment to appreciate how stunning the visuals are and how perfectly they match this song.. just bloody excellent.
All Hail The Church... I can't wait to hear more. This is one gorgeous track, gentlemen.
Giant and brilliant The Church!!
Steve still producing masterpieces after 40+ years. Quite impressive.
Unjustly slept on, amazing.
Fantastic, on all levels!
One of the best videos The Church has ever done, very pro job. The guitars are bold and work really well together, and memorable lines too with a cool main riff, the Ebowed parts, etc. Tim's vocal is a nice touch, and Steve's vocal and lyrics are right on.
Brilliant song🙏🏻🍀❤️I’m glad that you are back, lads✊🏻🍀
I've fell in love with "the Church" when I heard "Under The Milky Way". I have been a fan every since. I had the pleasure seeing the band before covid; got to meet them, and had a lovely chat with them. I'm a fan for LIFE! On a side note, if you have never heard the version of "Under The Milky Way" by Faiths Warning, take a listen. They did a really good job with it. Thankful to God for music, its been a true healer in my life.
Wow!!!! Amazing song AND video.
I discovered The Church on a Spanish Variety show when I lived in Zaragoza, Spain back 1988. They just came on and played Under The Milky Way and I was drawn in and hooked from that moment. Coming back to the US after 2 years in Spain, I heard them all over the radio with their Starfish album and came to discover both my brothers had latched on as well. Their music never grows old. I really enjoy this effort and am glad they are still producing beautiful music.
Yep. They still sound fabulous.....it's like dreaming.
goosebumps.........................
Exelente. 😍 y esa voz que me apasiona con el correr de los años siempre igual .🙏🏼😊🍀💪😍🌷🤗🐼
Fantastic and trippy all in one....very outstanding
Great production,guys.Thanks
brave music by a band that has nothing to prove to anyone. well done, lads
Yes! You either get it or you don't... genius music!
Steve Kilbey is truly a Prismatic Enigma = The Church never disappoint me, ever.
one of the best bands ever!!!
Hands down, one of the best!!
@@musiclegend1 YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Absolutely!!!
Euphoric & hypnotic!! Have loved The Church since I first heard them in the mid-80s!! One of my favorite songs from them is Reptile!🙌🙌
Fantastic. Chills…!
The Church has always been a place in our hearts where love prevails over the enemy.
Stunning work all around - I was not at all expecting something that ornate and immersive. Beautiful images and music - well done everyone on this!
Lima Perú 🇵🇪 is still waiting for The Church
I've always loved The Church.
If I had to pick three albums from a single band as my Desert Island Discs I would pick:
Starfish
Gold Afternoon Fix
Priest = Aura
Each one is a masterpiece with its own particular character.
My favorites are The Blurred Crusade, Heyday, and (probably) Further/Deeper.
Great job!!! both in the musical aspect and in the visual ... I love it!!!!
Like a great big warm sonic hug from an old friend!
Insulated guitars, reptilian bass... the wait for new material was so worth it. The Church as a quintet is a new twist.
The Church vuelven a dar señales de vida, cinco años después del álbum "Man Woman Life Death Infinity" de 2017, lo que es motivo de alegría. La banda de rock en su reciente gira por Estados Unidos tocaba habitualmente este tema "The Hypnogogue", que ahora presentan como single preludio de su próximo álbum, el que será ya su 26º disco de estudio.
Se trata de un tema de tono épico, hipnótico, oscuro y futurista, de más de seis minutos de duración que según Steve Kilbey “esta canción no tiene predecesor en nuestra historia”. La canción tiene algo de esotérico y tiene una combustión lenta, ya que a medida que avanza va incorporando nuevas capas sónicas. Kilbey explica, aunque lo enreda todo más, que "The Hypnogogue" está ambientado en 2054, un futuro distópico y averiado. Inventado por Sun Kim Jong, un científico norcoreano y aficionado al ocultismo, es una máquina y un proceso que extrae la música directamente de los sueños", para añadir: "La canción trata sobre Eros Zeta, la estrella de rock más grande de 2054 que ha viajado desde su hogar en la Antártida (en contra del consejo de su gerente) para usar el Hypnogogue para ayudarlo a revivir su fortuna decaída. En medio del proceso tóxico, él también se enamora de Sun Kim y todo termina trágicamente" .
Música independiente novedades.
Caray! Que explicación tan enriquecedora. Gracias. Saludos desde BCN😉👍🏼
Amazing song and video 👏
Coming back to this song, it seems even more relevant now. Live everyone is under a dream, has been dragged into a state of hypnosis while the strength they once had which once characterised our nation is sucked dry by a lie. We truly have been through the great reset going all the way back to the dream time. At least that's what I see
Fantastic, fascinating video! Also, I can't keep waiting for the new album of The Church!
La mejor banda de rock del mundo, Pasan los años y suenan mejor 👏🏻
Wow! Farking brilliant! So nice to see all of you guys. Directed by Bandit and Caino…. Now we know what you’ve been working on 🤘Thanks so much for your passion and continued contribution to the arts!!! Thank you all for keeping the church rocking after 40 years🙏🛐
Incredible! Lost for words.
Very cool! 👏😎 Thank you
This is a track that would have fit nicely on the Priest = Aura LP... some very similar vibes. Classic Church.
Steve still has the velvet voice. I've loved them since 1984
... marvelous..., thank you!!! 🎶💜
Saw them perform this earlier this year in Phoenix, they sounded fantastic, the stand-in drummer killed it. This version sounds a little different than the live version. Great song, looking forward to the album.
! STEVE AND MARTY WERE IN PHX!?!?!! how did I miss that!!!!!
@@nunninkav Marty left maybe 8 years ago, Peter left maybe 2 years ago. Only Steve left now from the famous '80s line-up.
I've seen them 3 times in Phoenix since 2017. They have an active IG and FB presence, they let you know when they're touring and where.
I am not on either platform.
@@lostipod12 yeah but Tims always been there from Early days as well.
Every album, this band just keeps getting better and better.
Geniunely curious if they've ever put out a bad/disappointing album
@@isaiah5082 Sometime Anywhere, and Magician Amongst the Sprits. (In my opinion)
@@christianc559 to be honest i havnt actually listened to sometime anywhere but i personally dont think magician is disapointing. I guess its weaker compared to most of their catalogue
They keep moving and creating the church by far the band that is into music on their own terms not the trendy junk that is ramed down your throat in America they are the music love all 26 or is 27 album's
Absolutely brilliant, on all levels!
Wow. Wasn't a huge fan of the last album, but THIS... this is excellent! Can't wait to hear the whole album!
Not that I've hung banners or taken orders, but rather assuming I were joining a band's military, I concur it would be The Church (whether 2022). The melody in the video is wonderful, the video lovely, and SK's voice and bass sound great. The Church's retrospective Deep in the Shallows had me back in your ranks again whenever I craved the steady psychedelia that your boys create.
As a magnificent shock, I was glad to find the plan of your 1981 record, presently on Bandcamp (and somewhere else). It confirmed that Mr. Kilbey is back in business, and even better, that he was never gone in the first place. Streaming his Instagram feed put me in the quest state because nothing else but The Church proves your brand of mystery and, sometimes, hellfire.
Keep us posted, gentlemen, but remember your wear when you leave. Like generally, soon.
Thanks for your music. It is very important to
me.
I’m really enjoy8n* this new song, and now a cool video too.
Good work as always with them!
amazing track 💥
wonderful , love it , hope you guys come back to seattle soon we miss you
Nice to see you back, guys!
Brilliant as always, doesn't surprise me when it comes to these guys. The track and imagery, very nice. ⭐
Here for the audio moreso than video. An unexpected surprise in my CZcams feed today. Australia's Marillion, really. Led by a Roger Waters type with an occasional Robert Smith mood.
This is so beautiful guys well done on another masterpiece ..So stunning and mesmerizing xxx See you Sunday guys xxxx
Psicodelia oscura, te envuelve y te engulle conforme avanza la cancion. Una obra de arte!!
After many, many years, Finally, your back!!!!!!!!!
When I say "after" and "many" I don't mean years; actually decades...
Great to have some new music from the band. Up there with Block, Pride Before A Fall and Another Century as great teases for forthcoming albums.
This album came out of nowhere for me.
At first listen, it feels like what MGMT would make if they grew up and stopped f***ing around.
I listened to this song and watched the video to go with the song a year ago. I was just happy that The Church was moving forward and making new music and enjoyed the song and video for what my first impression was. There was alot of mystery trying to figure out what this mini-movie was hinting at. Then came 2 songs that seemed like unrelated pieces of a puzzle...until I got the album and found that Hypnogoue is a concept album and somehow this whole album tells a story. Incredibly ambitous and very good. Then about 9 months later I witness The Church concert live and Steve Kilbey tells the story of a down on his luck, drug-addled post-pop star that lives in Antarctica in the year 2054 that is intending to ungo a think-tank mind-altering process to help him write more songs. Sound like an amazing idea...or is it? Or did Steve Kilbey actually already undergo this process and write not only The Hypnogogue, but also wrote the book Eros Zeta & the Hypnogoue and another 15 track soundtrack album to go with the book!
When listened to and absorbed as a whole with the 2 albums & the book it is not only THE most ambitous work that The Church have ever done, but with the new configuration of the band it is now obvious to me that this recent chapter in the band's history is up there with their best.
I has the same "aura" as "the disillusionist"
Excellent. They are timeless.
Hell yes!!!
Nice to see you'gain...
Fantastic clip and song.
Wow!! Really like this song!!! I didn't expect to!
Since the first. Grateful...
Great video and wonderful song! Thanks for continuing to make great new music! Looking forward to the album! (also: Nice haircut, Steve! Looking good!)
I saw you all last night in NYC, and it was a great show! Steve, you sound amazing. I can't believe I first saw you play in 1988 at the Roxy in LA. The new record is fantastic!
They've come a long way since that unguarded moment a lifetime ago.
This grows on you … the intensity . Even with a different lineup it’s still the church … a la Pink which one is … hah …. But Jeffrey Cain makes a great difference he knows the sound and history and yet is progressive . Perfect add … it’s like the Isidore awesomeness added in . Tim sounds great . Ian rocks , welcome Ashley … keep rocking in the wasted world !!! Light is essential
That was excellent! I have been a fan of The Church since the early '80's and I have never heard a bad Church song.
Yeah it rules
Beautiful video