Forget Yourself
The Church · 2003
92 min · 17 tracks · alternative rock · new wave
A swirling blend of alternative rock and ethereal soundscapes that evoke introspective journeys through time and space.
Why this album works
This album is significant for its critical reception, including praise from Australian music publications, affirming The Church's enduring influence in the alternative rock scene. Tracks like 'Sealine' and 'Maya' were noted for their engaging soundscapes and lyrical depth, contributing to the band's reputation as pioneers of the genre.
- Best for
- wave-like pacing with dynamic shifts introspective journeys through soundscapes extended pieces for deep listening
- Context
- When 'Forget Yourself' was released in 2003, The Church was navigating a phase of artistic rejuvenation after years of fluctuating popularity. This album followed their 2001 record 'After Everything Now This', showcasing a return to their signature atmospheric sound while experimenting with new textures and longer compositions.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds· Powderfinger· Midnight Oil· Crowded House· Birds of Tokyo· Eskimo Joe· Grinspoon· Silverchair
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
Disc 1
- 1 Sealine Standout 5:06
- 2 Song in Space 5:24
- 3 The Theatre and Its Double Standout 4:34
- 4 Telepath 4:56
- 5 See Your Lights 4:14
- 6 Lay Low 4:13
- 7 Maya Standout 3:45
- 8 Appalatia 4:09
- 9 June 4:05
- 10 Don’t You Fall 3:10
- 11 I Kept Everything 4:01
- 12 Nothing Seeker 4:22
- 13 Reversal 4:41
- 14 Summer 7:02
Disc 2
- 1 Serpent Easy 14:44
- 2 Cantilever 10:00
- 3 Moodertronic 4:22
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