Description
Steve Kilbey and Game Theory – Hex – Compact Disc
Hex is an album that resulted from a collaboration between Steve Kilbey, best known as the lead singer of The Church, and the American band Game Theory, led by Scott Miller. The album was released in 1989 and is often celebrated for its melodic pop and psychedelic soundscapes. It represents a unique cross-continental collaboration, merging Kilbey’s distinctive vocal and lyrical style with Game Theory’s power pop and college rock sensibilities.
The music on Hex is noted for its lush, dreamy quality, and the lyrical content tends to be introspective and poetic, characteristic of Kilbey’s songwriting. The collaboration is often described as a blend of The Church’s atmospheric, psychedelic rock and Game Theory’s more structured power pop approach, creating a sound that was unique to this project.
This album holds a special place for fans of both artists, serving as a bridge between different musical styles and eras. Hex is a gem for those interested in late 80s alternative music, offering a glimpse into the creative synergies that can happen between artists from different musical backgrounds. The album has received attention not only for its music but also for the way it encapsulates a moment in time when alternative rock was rich with experimental and collaborative energy.
U.K. PRESSING
Rykodisc Records 10184
Track Listing
1. Diviner
2. Hermaphrodite
3. Ethereal Message
4. Mercury Towers
5. Out Of The Pink Sky
6. Fire Island
7. In The Net
8. Silvermine
9. Elizabeth Green
10. Arrangement
