Steve Kilbey - Definition

Steve Kilbey (13 September 1954) is the lead singer of Australian independent band The Church. He is also a songwriter, bassist, guitarist, keyboardist, producer, poet and painter. Since 1985 Kilbey has released several solo projects and collaboratively written and/or produced recordings with artists such as Grant McLennan of The Go-Betweens, Stephen Cummings and Kev Carmody. Earthed a book of fiction was published in 1986. His book of poetry Nineveh/The Ephemeron, was released in 1998 and has recently been republished. He now lives in Sydney.

Discography

Albums

• Unearthed (1986)
• Earthed (1987)
• The Slow Crack (1989)
• Remindlessness (1990)
• Narcosis e.p. (1991)
• Narcosis + (1997)
• Dabble (2001)

Collections

• Acoustic & Intimate (2000)
• Freaky Conclusions (2003)

Collaborations

Hex (with ex-Game Theory's Donnette Thayer)

• Hex (1989)
• Vast Halos (1990)

Jack Frost (with Grant McLennan of The Go-Betweens):

• Jack Frost (1991)
• Snow Job (1996)

Isidore (with Remy Zero's Jeffrey Cain)

• Isidore (2004)