The CHURCH
- Dark-New-Wave Psychedelic Goth-Rock

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Formed 1980, originating in Canberra & Sydney, The Church are among the earliest goth-and-darkwave-genre-related bands and also one of the most enduring - still producing albums & touring, having released more than 20 albums. They have had numerous top 40 hits in Australia, USA and Europe most notably with "Under the Milky Way" which reached No. 2 on the US Billboard Mainstream Rock Tracks. The Church are pioneers of neo-psychedelic new-wave goth-rock; dark alternative pop characterised by driving percussion and bass, rich melodic guitars in the high-register with romantic melancholic lyrics usually sung in a low dreamy manner. This sound & style was very noticeable in a later wave of mid-late-80s British goth/alt-rock music (like The Cult, The Cure, Sisters of Mercy, The Mission, The Smiths and so on).

Our favourite tracks: The Unguarded Moment; Almost With You; Reptile; When You Were Mine; Tantalized; Is This Where You Live?; Pride before a Fall;...

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VIDEOS / SONGS

This Youtube playlist features numerous videos &/or songs. To view & move about the full list click on the word 'playlist' at the top left of the video screen.

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Links to Other Websites:

>>> Church MP3s & CDs at UK-Amazon

>>> Church MP3s & CDs at USA-Amazon

>>> The Church on iTunes (Aus)

>>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Church_(band)

>>> Earlier version of The Church page on this site with the videos placed/linked individually.

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Pictures

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