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February 9, 2019 by Simon Sweetman
Hamish Kilgour NZ Tour: Cirque d’Finc — Finklestein The Musical
Picking up on a Facebook post, Hamish Kilgour has announced some last-minute North Island tour dates for a NZ summer jaunt. The South Island shows are to be confirmed. Booking still underway. The shows will feature a mix of live music, film projection and DJing. Here’s the dates that are known at this stage – starting […]Archive
March 16, 2017 by Simon Sweetman
Hamish Kilgour Sends An Email: The Poppies Want To Grow A Little Taller
A few years back I wrote to Hamish Kilgour of The Clean – and asked him some questions about one of my favourite songs, Anything Could Happen. It was for a book I was writing, On Song. Hamish wrote back to me with a response that seemed worthy of quoting in full. Only one problem: […]Archive
March 28, 2016 by Simon Sweetman
Tiny Ruins & Hamish Kilgour: Hurtling Through (ep)
Tiny Ruins & Hamish Kilgour Hurtling Through (ep) Flying Nun Records This is a smart move – for both. Hamish Kilgour is an inventive player and yet he couldn’t quite carry it off and showcase his particular brand of magic on his own solo effort, Hollie Fullbrook aka Tiny Ruins is a confident, accomplished songwriter […]Archive
July 30, 2015 by Simon Sweetman
The Best Guitarist in The World: # 4 – David Kilgour
It was only recently, a couple of years ago, that I stumbled onto the best way to describe David Kilgour: his approach, his playing, his position. I considered him a nonchalant phenomenon. In fact I’d borrowed the term – overheard it on a Paul Kelly song many years earlier. But it seemed to sum up […]Archive
February 11, 2014 by Simon Sweetman
Gig Review: The Clean (Feb 10, Wgtn)
The Clean Puppies Monday, February 10 You hear The Clean is playing – and it’s just down the road from you (also it’s just $30) and you go. That’s what you do. Because this band means the world to you. And, more than that, far more than that, you kinda figure this band means the […]Archive
August 10, 2013 by Simon Sweetman