David Kilgour And The Heavy Eights - Bobbies A Girl LP 1950s It was in Low Company

It was in Low Company (a now defunct and much missed record shop in Hackney Downs) that I met them preparing to head for the airport and back home to Gothenburg

quietly enveloping sound and poetry that embraces fleetingness and intimacy and undulates between hope and pain

I'm recycling something I wrote for Maximum Rock 'n' Roll's 'The Best of the 2010s' list as a) it's lazy Sunday and b) GOOD THROB STILL RULE

Featuring ex-members of Endless Blockade / Column Of Heaven / Abyss / Slaughter Strike etc

" he calls out his cheating woman on "Your Last Dirty Trick

David Kilgour And The Heavy Eights - Bobbies A Girl LP 1950s It was in Low CompanyDAVID KILGOUR's 11th solo album, Bobbie's a girl is a quieter affair than fans may associate with the pioneer of New Zealand indie rock. 'I tended to shy away from too much guitar playing for a point of difference and to mix things up for myself a little,' Kilgour continues. The style set in at the beginning of sessions, as he and the HEAVY EIGHTS (i. e., longtime collaborators THOMAS BELL. TONY DE RAAD and TAANE TOKONA) headed to Port Chalmers