New Zealand pop favorite David Kilgour returns with a brand new album that perfectly catches the spirit of the waning days of summer. Beginning in the late seventies with The Clean, Kilgour has continued to deliver three-minute bursts of New Zealand pop genius. Joined by members of Lambchop, Kilgour delivers eleven excellent songs that run from the opening sea-shanty "The Waltz" through to the pastoral, ocean washes of "Rolling."

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Kilgour's first band, The Clean, changed the face of rock music when they kick-started New Zealand's pop underground in the early 80's. More than 25 years later, Kilgour still loves music but loves life more, which is why he's still making records that are monuments to good old-fashioned song craft. This is his third record for Merge and sixth solo affair. It takes some cues from its predecessors, the shimmering, trippy A Feather In The Engine and the lush, soul-tinged Frozen Orange, without s   [ read more ]

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?David Kilgour's fourth solo record is a wondrous listen that tosses jangling pop and psychedelia with such ease that you'd be forgiven for thinking he could do this in his sleep.Opening with an expansive instrumental that sifts through several layers of guitar overdubs, you are introduced to Kilgour's homemade guitar psychedelia, and it's an instantly familiar and especially welcome sound.The majority of the rest of the record is made up of twisted, perfectly imperfect pop songs and the mor   [ read more ]

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New Zealand pop favorite David Kilgour returns with a brand new album that perfectly catches the spirit of the waning days of summer. Beginning in the late seventies with The Clean, Kilgour has continued to deliver three-minute bursts of New Zealand pop genius. Joined by members of Lambchop, Kilgour delivers eleven excellent songs that run from the opening sea-shanty 'The Waltz' through to the pastoral, ocean washes of 'Rolling.'

MP3 $10.49

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Lo-Hi  Say It More, Loud Paper  Volume 4, Issue 2 - The House, Public, Colorfilter  Remix

Kilgour's first band, The Clean, changed the face of rock music when they kick-started New Zealand's pop underground in the early 80's. More than 25 years later, Kilgour still loves music but loves life more, which is why he's still making records that are monuments to good old-fashioned song craft. This is his third record for Merge and sixth solo affair. It takes some cues from its predecessors, the shimmering, trippy A Feather In The Engine and the lush, soul-tinged Frozen Orange, without s   [ read more ]

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David Kilgour's fourth solo record is a wondrous listen that tosses jangling pop and psychedelia with such ease that you'd be forgiven for thinking he could do this in his sleep. Opening with an expansive instrumental that sifts through several layers of guitar overdubs, you are introduced to Kilgour's homemade guitar psychedelia, and it's an instantly familiar and especially welcome sound. The majority of the rest of the record is made up of twisted, perfectly imperfect pop songs and the    [ read more ]

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David Kilgour's sixth solo album, The Far Now, is predictable in the best way possible. He's been delivering nothing but first-rate music for almost 30 years with the Clean and on his own, and this is no exception. With his backing band, the Heavy Eights, Kilgour lays down about as tuneful and atmospheric a set of indie rock as you'll find anywhere. Most of the album sticks to Kilgour's strengths, namely chiming indie rock that alternately chugs along in classic New Zealand fashion (   [ read more ]

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