End Times Undone
by David Kilgour and the Heavy Eights
  • Record Label: Merge
  • Release Date: Aug 5, 2014
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  1. MusicClubCZ
    Aug 27, 2014
    8
    With the help of Heavy Eights shows David Kilgour high level of alternative indie rock. Most of songs on "End Times Undone" goes with acoustic guitar on lead and neo-psychadelic background of electric guitars. But electric guitars are not drowned in thousands of unoriginal Guitar Rig computer "echoes" effects like (sadly) it's in lot of cases of young alternative indie bands. There areWith the help of Heavy Eights shows David Kilgour high level of alternative indie rock. Most of songs on "End Times Undone" goes with acoustic guitar on lead and neo-psychadelic background of electric guitars. But electric guitars are not drowned in thousands of unoriginal Guitar Rig computer "echoes" effects like (sadly) it's in lot of cases of young alternative indie bands. There are instruments at the first side and then effects for final colour of sound. This release is like instruction for all indie bands how to record great album.… Collapse

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  1. PopMatters
    Sep 17, 2014
    70
    It packs pleasant moments into its short span, but it prefers to settle down with a listener ready for unsettled introspection, for an immersion into intelligent songs from a reliable musician fronting a solid indie band.
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  2. Mojo
    Sep 12, 2014
    80
    A concise 10-song encapsulation of Kilgour's eternal virtues. [Oct 2014, p.87]
  3. Q Magazine
    Sep 3, 2014
    80
    Go places they do, whether its Comin' On's sweetly dumb pop, the garage chug of Lose Myself In Sound or the dense yet loose Crazy Horse-style feedback and riffing of Crow and Dropper. [Oct 2014, p.112]
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