Rock music in the seventies was changed by three bands: The Sex Pistols, The Ramones and The Saints.” - Bob Geldof. Forty years after the release of one of the great Australian debut albums of all time (The Saints – ‘I’m Stranded’), Ed Kuepper returns with a brand new band, and a brand new contender for the title. When the heavily lauded, heavily influential first incarnation of The Saints split in 1978, Ed Kuepper - the sonic architect and primary songwriter of the original band and their three albums: the proto-punk classic '(I'm) Stranded (1977)', the r'n'b infused 'Eternally Yours' (1978) and the brass-laden genre-defying 'Prehistoric Sounds' (1978) - left behind a plethora of unreleased material. Now, this material finally sees the light of day. Kuepper has teamed up with fellow Australian music legends Peter Oxley (Sunnyboys), Paul Larsen (The Celibate Rifles), keyboardist Alister Spence, and brass arranger Eamon Dilworth, to form a new supergroup – The Aints! This combo has arranged and recorded a set of Kuepper originals that were conceived 1969-1978; from when Kuepper began high school, through to his tenure in and around The Saints. 'The Church of Simultaneous Existence' is an album 40 years in the making. In essence, it is the long lost fourth album by The (original) Saints. After numerous sold out tours around Australia over the last 18 months, The Aints! will embark on an extensive national tour in Oct/Nov, culminating in an appearance at Meredith Music Festival.